**Coming out and mental health**  
For many people in the LGBTQIA+ community, the mental health benefits of coming out are tremendous. There are few things more freeing than embracing...

**Member Spotlight: Chelle’s Story**  
“Mental illness affects people just like me. Mental illness affects people different from me. You can’t just “snap out of it.” And it’s...

**Member Spotlight: Miosoti’s Story**  
For Miosoti, depression left her feeling lost and caused her to internalize negative emotions. She didn’t want to see friends, wasn’t eating, and...

**Member Spotlight: Marnie’s Story**  
Marnie struggled with depression for years, but it wasn’t until recently that her anxiety symptoms started to pop up in unpleasant ways. When her...

**Member Spotlight: Kyle’s Story**  
Kyle, a professional chef, has always loved to cook. However, when he cooked for his girlfriend at home, he would get incredibly self-conscious about...

**Member Spotlight: Kaitlynn’s Story**  
Kaitlynn’s symptoms of depression and anxiety began in third grade, but a lack of understanding about her feelings and finances kept her from...

**Member Spotlight: Jacquelyn’s Story**  
For Jacquelyn, a post on social media is what kick-started her mental health journey. For years, she felt as though she was going through the...

**Bridgett’s Depression and Anxiety Treatment Experience**  
Bridgett’s anxiety attacks and sleepless nights began when she was in third grade. After spending her childhood and teenage years struggling with...

**Dr. Constance Guille Talks Grief & Coping After Infertility and Miscarriage**  
Infertility and loss can affect women in many different ways. Just as there is a wide range of emotions one can experience as a result of infertility...

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