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Articles by Mary Moscarello
Delivering Inviting Designs
Team at Orcutt | Winslow relies on Archicad to coordinate pre-engineered metal building By Mary Moscarello Graphisoft North America Posted February 01, 2021 Orcutt | Winslow, an Archicad firm based in Phoenix, completed construction of the Anderson Auto Fieldhouse in April 2019.
Self-Love | Harness Magazine
Dear Universe, I’d like to write about mental health. Well, to be specific, I want to write about mental illness and my experience with the for-some-reason-taboo subject of Bulimia. Don’t panic 😉 I promise I’m not going to launch into hours of complaining about how unfair life is (but if anyone else feels inclined to do that, they should go for it! I’ve had enough rants, vents and ugly crying sessions to know that it makes you feel so much better than if you just keep it all in).
Bipolar Relationships
Mental Health by Kimberly Ramos • June 10, 2020 In general, relationships take a lot of nurturing and time. Imagine doing this as someone with bipolar disorder. People with bipolar disorder have to navigate the emotional roller coaster of manic and depressive cycles. Then, they have to maintain relationships with family, friends, and significant others. It sounds like a recipe for disaster, but there are healthy ways to deal with relationships and bipolar disorder. Here are some of those tips.
It’s My Birthday and I’ll Cry if I Want to: A Rally Against Anti-Black Racism
It’s my birthday this week. I love birthdays. I love celebrating, literally, anything. I believe that life is for living in the moment, and I’m a proponent for always finding the silver lining on even the darkest of days. However this particular year, it feels tone-deaf for me to celebrate. Especially when there are atrocities happening to people who look just like me. In case you hadn’t guessed it, hi, my name is Danai, and I am living while black and female.
Empathy doesn't permit abuse
Mental Health by Alecia Carrocci • June 1, 2020 *Content Warning: This piece contains a references to abuse, which may be triggering to some.* Today is a dark day. Some days are a little cloudy, but fairly “normal”. However, when it gets bad, responding to a text message feels like it takes more energy than when I ran a half marathon. It is actually uncomfortable when I’m out of a depressive phase because I’m just waiting for the downward spiral to come again.
Just Show Up | Harness Magazine
Mental Health by Mary Moscarello • June 1, 2020 I heard something this week and it STUCK. It may not have been what I would have predicted as something I’d remember. You know the things that pop in your head? Whether sparked by your own thoughts or the thing someone else says, these sticky things? I have one.
How society can’t wait for change
Spirituality by Naveen Kumar • May 30, 2020 We find ourselves in a world where everything has to happen at the pace. We find ourselves unable to wait for the things we feel we want or need. If we see something materialistic that we want but don’t really have the pennies for it, then we can use credit to buy it. But if we waited and saved for it, then we would probably find that we really didn’t need it or might have found something more important we want. This is the same for health and wellbeing.
Anger and Softness
Spirituality by Rachel Hart • May 27, 2020 This morning the first thing I thought of was Lysol. That was upsetting. The second thing I thought about was my fiancé, who is downstairs trying to translate the chorus of mews from our beloved daughter (Cat), Belly. That was enlightening. I have an employer who allots me a certain amount of independence that makes working for her lovely. Along our journey together she’s taught me how to be more assertive and to ask for what I want.
The Best Time to Be a Yogi
Learning to Grow from the Challenge of Quarantine I remember that our conversation touched on mundane things, like what we did all day, but then shifted to how practicing our Catholic faith had moved to an online environment, which we both felt grateful to have, while still recognizing its limitations. I can’t speak for my mom, but Holy Week and Easter are my favorite periods on the liturgical calendar.
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