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A Fresh Take on Mental Health Awareness Month

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By Mindy Carlson
| Wilma Verified
Happy Mental Health Awareness Month! It might not be something you hear celebrated often, but perhaps it should be. Each May invites us to reflect on the progress we’ve made in this field, the gaps that still exist, and the opportunities ahead in how we understand and support mental health. As a therapist and founder of Evoke Mind + Body, I have the privilege of witnessing both the quiet resilience people carry and the transformative impact of having the right support in place.
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Sexual Assault: A Difficult Conversation We Need to Have

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By Mindy Carlson
| Wilma Verified
Trigger Warning: This article discusses sexual assault and trauma, which may be distressing for some readers. Please read with care and consider your own emotional well-being. By Lindsey Dykes, LCSW, Therapist at Evoke Mind and Body Sexual assault is defined as any involuntary, non-consensual sexual act or contact directed against another person. Simply put, if it’s not an enthusiastic “yes” to intimate physical contact or if fear is present, consent has not been given.
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Self-Respect as the Bridge

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By Mindy Carlson
| Wilma Verified
By: Juliana Stanfield, LCSW Therapist at Evoke Mind + Body Raise your hand if you’re successfully keeping up with all of these things: work, parenting, maintaining relationships, having a social life, housekeeping, budgeting, getting enough sleep, fueling your body, exercising, taking a break once in a while. No one? Sounds very human of you. We live in a very hustle-centered culture, which makes it difficult to find balance. In many ways, we’re set up to fail.
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