Healing with Kasey

11/03/2025

10/28/2025

When the book is so relatable you can't put it down 😍

10/27/2025

take what you need

Digital illustration of a flyer that reads, 'community saves lives. take what you need.' with pull-off paper tabs that read: love, trust, compassion, empathy, & inclusion.

10/25/2025

just take a nap about it

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10/25/2025

we take care of each other ♥

Digital illustration of a fridge with alphabet magnets that read, 'we survive by taking care of each other'

10/23/2025

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10/16/2025

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10/15/2025

Reminder 🌈🩷✨

I hope you all have a lovely Monday and something good happens to you today!

Edit: this art work is by Poetry by Boots and are apparently all over the states! 🩷

03/25/2024

As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse (CSA), I have to say that Quiet on Set was incredibly difficult to watch. I feel called to share some of my thoughts on the docuseries.

It makes sense to me that Hollywood is full of childhood predators. The people in power in media have access to children who are vulnerable and feel an enormous amount of pressure to perform a certain way to further their careers and even to get their families out of unfortunate financial situations. These same child stars are judged for every move they make—keeping them quiet about the abuse is likely very easy. Then, down the line, when these same stars develop substance use issues and have irratic behavior or die young, it’s easy for these people in media to say it was simply because of the pressures of growing up in the limelight. This is a way of covering the abuse up with victim-blaming.

I think watching this documentary would be difficult for anyone, especially those who are survivors of CSA.

Be gentle with yourselves and don’t feel pressured to watch the documentary if it is triggering. A lot of us learned that a place we found fun and safety in as children (television) wasn’t a safe space at all, and that’s a huge thing to process.

Lastly, I’m so proud of all the people who spoke up about the abuse they survived. Especially Drake Bell. His bravery is mind-boggling to me, and I wish him and all the survivors (including those who don’t feel safe to speak out or signed NDAs) all the healing in the world.