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Free and confidential therapy for frontline healthcare workers

For almost two years, frontline healthcare workers have endured relentless trauma that has impacted their mental health in devastating ways. What they have been through has been indescribably difficult and extraordinarily heavy. Yet so many of them are shouldering that weight alone. In a survey from Mental Health America, 86% of healthcare providers—more than 8…

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Therapy for 322 essential workers

The onslaught of collective trauma we’ve experienced these last twenty months has been absolutely catastrophic for our mental health, especially for essential workers. When others could stay home, they could not. They continued to show up—risking every day potentially exposing themselves or their loved ones to COVID—to teach, to deliver, to harvest, to nurse, to…

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Sam

Needing a place to turn, Sam trusted us with what was weighing on her: “I can see my husband losing hope, and I’m trying to keep a brave face for our kids.” At the time, Sam and her husband had fallen three months behind on rent. Before the pandemic, her husband’s general contracting job brought…

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Ashley

Needing a place to turn, Krysten wrote to Together Rising: “This is a big ask. I am asking you to see Ashley as I see her…She is remarkable.” Ashley was first diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis several years ago. She has since become an advocate not only for herself but also for others who experience chronic…

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Spencer

We cannot let the fact that we can’t fix everything keep us from helping how we can, as illustrated by this story of Spencer and Kelley. Spencer and Kelley are from Portland, Oregon. They welcomed Kai, “the light of their lives,” in February of this year. Shortly after his arrival, Spencer was diagnosed with Myelodysplastic…

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