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03/23/2026

Today, we honor Ann Shulgin on what would have been her birthday πŸ’•

Ann was a profound thinker, teacher, and guide whose legacy continues to ripple through the worlds of psych-del!c healing, inner exploration, and human transformation. Alongside Sasha, she helped shape a deeper conversation around consciousness, therapy, and the courage it takes to truly know ourselves.

Her work invited people not just to explore the mind, but to meet themselves more honestly within it… to face shadow, possibility, mystery, and connection with open eyes.

As we remember Ann today, we celebrate the depth of her wisdom, the tenderness of her presence, and the lasting impact of a life devoted to understanding the vastness within us.

β€œYou contain a universe inside yourself,” she once wrote. β€œThere’s no end to it... There is no limit to what’s inside you. We are very much connected.”

Happy birthday, Ann. Your words, your work, and your spirit continue to guide.

03/22/2026
03/22/2026

Understanding the origins of chronic shame shifts how we work with it.

πŸ“˜ The new NARM book Healing Shame and Guilt is coming May 12.
Preorders are available now: https://tinyurl.com/28r6byzu

03/22/2026

OKEQ Seniors is a daytime program for 2SLGBTQ+ elders. The program supports 2SLGBTQ+ elders and meets every Tuesday morning at 10:00 am at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.

Together with its members and allies, OKEQ Seniors works towards ensuring a high quality of life for older 2SLGBT adults, advocating for their rights, and promoting positive images of 2SLGBTQ+ life in later years

03/22/2026

What Causes Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome? Understanding the Role of Collagen and Genetics 🧬

03/22/2026
03/22/2026

Here are the details for upcoming support groups hosted by Thrive Lifeline and Stronger U. These peer-led spaces offer connection, validation, and support for people navigating chronic suicidality, dissociation, and the realities faced by non-carceral care workers.

Join us!
Hosted by Thrive x Stronger U

Surviving Chronic Suicidality Support Group

A non-carceral, peer-led space to talk about experiences of chronic suicidality and marginalization. We know what it is to fight to survive, to always want to die, and to figure out what life looks like inside of all of that.

Mar 17 @ 6:30pm ET
Virtual, via Zoom

Find the links to register our bio or at linktr.ee/THRIVELifeline
*Registration required *

"I feel like everything just makes me want to die. And then I feel shame, and it sucks."

"Shame & suicidality get so messy, and it can be hard to give ourselves grace for our reactions. Holding grace for you here."

Other Upcoming Support Group Offerings

Tuesday 3/24 7pm ET
Navigating Suicidality + Dissociation Support Group

Friday 3/27 12pm ET
Support Group for Non-Carceral Care Workers

Wednesday 4/1 4:30pm ET
Surviving Chronic Suicidality Support Group

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03/21/2026
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