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When to Take a Mental Health Day from Work
Feeling overwhelmed or burned out at work? A mental health day might be exactly what you need. Learn how to recognize the signs—like stress, fatigue, and lack of focus—and discover how taking time off can help restore balance. Whether it's self-care, mindfulness, or reconnecting with loved ones, a mental health day can improve your well-being and productivity. Prioritize yourself—your health matters. Odile Psychotherapy is here to support you.
Isabel Serna
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Affordable Therapy for People of Color: How a Subscription Model Is Changing the Game
Affordable therapy for people of color is possible. Discover how our subscription model makes healing accessible—without compromise.
Odile McKenzie, LCSW
Apr 92 min read
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Building Your Fortress: The Power of Creating a Support Network
Build your support network to fight loneliness, boost resilience, and find strength in real connections—online and offline.
Palak Amal
Apr 73 min read
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Transform Your Healing Journey: How Therapy Intensives Help You Move On
Heartbreak hurts. But healing doesn’t have to drag. Get clarity, closure, and calm with a therapy intensive made for you.
Odile McKenzie, LCSW
Apr 22 min read
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Navigating Uncertainties and Protecting Your Mental Health in Unpredictable Times
Struggling with uncertainty? Discover mindful strategies to protect your mental health and reclaim peace—especially for people of color.
Elizabeth Jean
Mar 282 min read
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First Date Magic: How to Show Up, Keep it Real, and Secure Date #2
Dating as a person of color doesn't have to be stressful—it can actually be fun! This Logan Ury-inspired guide will help you prep confidentl
Odile McKenzie, LCSW
Mar 122 min read
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7 Ways to Stop Overthinking After a Date (Yes, Girl, You Need This!)
Sis, breathe. Here’s what’s really happening in your brain: when you're attracted to someone, dopamine (the "feel-good" neurotransmitter)..
Odile McKenzie, LCSW
Mar 123 min read
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Sis, You Are Lovable—With or Without a Boo
Valentine’s Day can be a lot when you’re single. The flower deliveries, the Instagram proposals, the constant reminder..
Odile McKenzie, LCSW
Feb 133 min read
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Shake the Stress Off: How Movement Can Heal Your Mind, Body & Soul
When life starts life-ing, your nervous system takes the hit. Stress, anxiety, and everyday frustrations get stored in your body.
Elizabeth Jean
Feb 72 min read
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Navigating Mental Health Treatment as a Person of Color
Many people of color grow up in cultures where mental health is not openly discussed or prioritized.
Isabel Serna
Jan 273 min read
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Micro Self-Care: Small Habits That Make a Big DifferenceÂ
Micro self-care refers to simple, quick practices that promote your well-being without requiring significant time, resources, or planning.
Palak Amal
Jan 123 min read
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Accomplish Your Goals with Self-Compassion: A Guide for Immigrants and People of Color
Self-compassion is the act of treating yourself with the same kindness, understanding, and care you would offer to a close friend.
Odile McKenzie, LCSW
Jan 53 min read
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Family First? How Trauma Teaches Black Folks to Prioritize Everyone but Themselves
Let’s talk boundaries. You know, that magical thing that separates where you end and someone else begins. Sounds simple enough, right?
Odile McKenzie, LCSW
Dec 11, 20243 min read
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The Impact of Screen Time on Mental Health, Sleep, and Dissociation
While technology offers immense benefits, excessive screen time—particularly passive scrolling—can take a toll on mental health, disrupt sle
Elizabeth Jean
Dec 6, 20242 min read
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The Power of Practicing Gratitude: 3 simple practices to try this November
Gratitude isn’t meant to negate the negatives or to forget about them completely. But, it is meant to shift our perspective into remembering
Isabel Serna
Nov 17, 20243 min read
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Coping with the Election Results: A Reflection for Black Women
This past week has been incredibly challenging for Black women, many of whom feel a range of emotions — rage, sadness, grief, and ...
Odile McKenzie, LCSW
Nov 12, 20243 min read
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Breaking the Cycle: How Trauma Fuels Perfectionism in Black Women and 6 Ways to Overcome It
The roots of perfectionism in Black women can be linked to historical trauma, including the enduring legacy of slavery, discrimination..
Odile McKenzie, LCSW
Nov 2, 20243 min read
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Thinking About Therapy? Here's How to Get Started Before Seasonal Depression Sets In.
Picture this: You walk into a cozy office (or log into a virtual session) and it’s all about you. Therapy is designed to be your safe space.
Elsie Castro
Oct 16, 20243 min read
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The Power of Positive Affirmations: Transform Your Life with a Few Simple Words
Positive affirmations are based on the belief that the words you say to yourself have a lasting impact on how you feel and view yourself.
Isabel Serna
Oct 7, 20242 min read
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Finding Calm in Everyday Moments: Simple Mindfulness Practices to Reduce Stress
Mindfulness is the practice of being fully present in the moment without judgment. It’s about paying attention to your thoughts and feeling.
Palak Amal
Sep 27, 20243 min read
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