The holiday season is often associated with joy, connection, and togetherness. However, for those coping with family estrangement during the holidays, this time of year can bring a mix of emotions, including sadness, guilt, anger, and even relief.
Thanksgiving can feel like a time of warmth and togetherness, yet it also brings up complicated feelings for many—especially for those connected to Indigenous communities. As a Métis individual, I understand this emotional duality.
Adoption is often seen as a journey filled with love, hope, and new beginnings. However, it's essential to recognize that this journey also brings complex emotions and experiences for many. Adoption trauma is a reality faced by many adoptees, and it's important to shed light on this often-overlooked aspect of adoption. What is Adoption Trauma? […]
Navigating Indigenous identity confusion is a deeply personal and often challenging journey. In this article, I share my experiences of grappling with my heritage, the fear of being labeled a "Pretendian," and the emotional challenges that come with rediscovering one's roots.
