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07/23/2025

Depression looks different from person to person, making the widespread issue one that can be difficult to understand: http://bit.ly/oftenwrong | www.gracepsychological.com

07/16/2025

Should you seek help if you’re feeling numb and empty? 😔 What it means, and what to do: http://bit.ly/WhenFeelingEmpty
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07/09/2025

What causes depression? We now know it has to do with the of the 🧠: http://bit.ly/DepressionIn2019 | www.gracepsychological.com

07/07/2025

Our hearts are with those affected by the July 4th floods 🙏

07/02/2025

Researchers studying depression in adolescents noticed a stark difference between sexes: http://bit.ly/SexDifferencesDepression | www.gracepsychological.com

06/25/2025

"When it rains, look for rainbows; when it's dark, look for stars." ✨ - Oscar Wilde | www.gracepsychological.com

06/18/2025

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06/15/2025

06/11/2025

Depression symptoms can be very subtle. Learn more about markers of depression here: http://bit.ly/depressvideo | www.gracepsychological.com

06/10/2025

For many neurodivergent people, whether they are autistic, have ADHD, dyslexia, or other neurocognitive differences, the world already operates on a set of unspoken rules that often don't make sense. They've often spent their lives feeling "different," struggling to fit into neurotypical societal norms. This very experience of existing outside the "default" can make it easier to question other deeply ingrained societal constructs, including those around gender and sexuality. This can lead to a more authentic exploration and expression of their gender identity and sexual orientation, as they may feel less constrained by heteronormative and cisnormative expectations.

The term "neuroq***r" highlights this beautiful intersection, acknowledging that neurodivergence itself can be a form of q***ring, challenging the very idea of what is "normal" in both thought and identity. It's about subverting expectations and embracing unique ways of existing.

Without acceptance from those around them, the cumulative stress of navigating multiple marginalized identities can lead to significant mental health challenges, isolation, and a diminished quality of life. Therefore, acceptance is not merely a courtesy; it is a fundamental necessity for the flourishing and empowerment of neurodivergent q***r individuals.

At Grace Psychological Services, we are committed to creating spaces where every mind and every identity is not just tolerated, but truly valued, understood, and championed. Happy Pride! ♾️ 🏳️‍🌈