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How To Stay Balanced – Part 4

Taking it easy is often easier said than done. In the fourth installment of How to Stay Balanced, Brother Be Well Host and Youth Advocate, Justin Martinez, is joined by Clinical Advisor, Dr. Michael Houston, and youth guests: Jaren Taylor and Mustafa Al Zuwaini, as...

Exploring Personality Disorders: Insights into the Mind’s Complexities

Personality disorders are a collection of behavioral health conditions that manifest as enduring patterns of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that diverge from societal norms. These disorders can significantly affect how individuals perceive themselves and interact...

Healthy Lifestyle Changes

Keeping up with one’s health can sometimes feel overwhelming. Learn from Brother Be Well Clinical Advisor, Tayler Trotter, MA, AMFT, HearYou.org, who shares practical daily tips for building healthy habits and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. [yotuwp type="videos"...
Bi-Erasure: The Invisible Letter in LGBTQIA

Bi-Erasure: The Invisible Letter in LGBTQIA

Learn more about bisexual erasure, a pervasive problem in the LGBTQIA+ community, with Brother Be Well Content Director, Michael P Coleman, HIV/AIDS Activist, Tony O’Rourke, and Malik Sampson, Associate Marriage & Family Therapist at HearYou.org. Please Note: The...

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Making Time for Yourself

Making Time for Yourself

Self-care has become a bit of a buzzword over the past few years, and its meaning is debatable. But one thing we can all agree on is that taking care of yourself during the pandemic is both a necessity and a challenge. If you’ve found yourself struggling to prioritize...

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3 Foods That  Boost Mental Health

3 Foods That Boost Mental Health

It’s undeniable that what we eat has a major impact on our health and wellbeing. From omega-3 fatty acids to vitamin K and magnesium, there are many nutrients that have scientifically-proven benefits for mental health. When it comes to mental illness, healthy eating...

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Emotional Eating

Emotional Eating

Emotional eating happens when a person consumes food because of emotional moments and not due to physiological need. Eating due to a special occasion or for formality is not emotional eating as emotional eating is more about using food as a means to cope with...

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Magnify Your Weaknesses – Part 2

Magnify Your Weaknesses – Part 2

Can strength and vulnerability co-exist? Join Brother Be Well Host/Content Contributor, Justin Martinez, for a discussion on becoming strong by magnifying weaknesses. Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, Malik Sampson of HearYou.org, Brother Be Well Clinical...

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