Brother Be Well Wellness for Boys and Men of Color

Overcoming Child Abuse and Trauma: A Journey to Healing

Overcoming Child Abuse and Trauma: A Journey to Healing

Childhood trauma can have profound and long-lasting effects on our mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Experiences of abuse, neglect, or other forms of trauma during formative years can create significant challenges that often persist into adulthood. These...
Coping With Grief and Loss: Navigating Through the Pain

Coping With Grief and Loss: Navigating Through the Pain

Grief is a natural and universal response to loss, whether it be the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or any significant change in our lives. It is crucial to acknowledge that grief is a deeply personal experience, unique to each individual, and there...
Centering Ourselves With Deep Breathing

Centering Ourselves With Deep Breathing

The art of deep breathing has been practiced for centuries across cultures as a means of finding inner peace and relaxation amid life’s chaos. When we take the time to center ourselves with deep breathing, we tap into a powerful tool for managing stress and...
Light Years from the Side of the Freeway – Part 4

Light Years from the Side of the Freeway – Part 4

As a young, gay, immigrant man with low socioeconomic status, Patrick had to scratch and claw his way through the education system. He relentlessly fought for his American dream. After graduating from the University of California, Davis with highest honors, Patrick...
Top Tips for Anxious, Stressed Out Guys

Top Tips for Anxious, Stressed Out Guys

Anxiety is common, including for male-identifying people. The world has undergone tremendous changes with the COVID-19 pandemic. This has brought on even more stress and anxiety. Keeping anxiety levels as low as possible is a priority for living a more peaceful,...
Light Years from the Side of the Freeway – Part 3

Light Years from the Side of the Freeway – Part 3

When his mother made it clear she did not want any involvement with a gay son, Patrick packed up and moved across the country to live with one of his aunts in California. He transferred to Cordova High School, struggling to learn the high school curriculum while...

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