Women Empowering Women
Acne. It’s the most common skin condition in Canada and the United States by large margins. Yet, there is still a large stigma associated with acne, with much of this stigma being attributable to poor media representation.
Though I understand why certain viewers could be turned off by the blunt way that the show tackles sexuality, adolescence, emotions, race and gender, I find this honesty to be its greatest strength. In a cultural atmosphere in which narratives about sex and puberty are often shrouded in shame and secrecy, the messages and lessons that Big Mouth posits are incredibly relevant.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Parishad Kavyani for Women Empowering Women. Read on to learn more about the situation in Iran and the best ways to support Iranians.
Looking for some motivation to start or continue your therapy journey? Or just curious to hear one girl’s experience? You’ve come to the right place! Here are my 5 biggest therapy takeaways.
Our country’s history is one of violence, both in terms of the land and the culture that was, and continues to be, stolen from Indigenous peoples. It is clear that decolonization is the responsibility of all of us. This is a process which requires continual work and a conscious unlearning of the narratives we have been fed.