If you love character analysis, mental health insights, or just want to understand why Invisigal is one of Dispatch’s most compelling characters, this blog breaks down the borderline traits, trauma, and humanity that make her unforgettable.
Read MoreIf you love character analysis, mental health insights, or just want to understand why Invisigal is one of Dispatch’s most compelling characters, this blog breaks down the borderline traits, trauma, and humanity that make her unforgettable.
Read MoreExplore with Bk, our sex educator, as they explore how intimacy can shift when cancer enters the relationship, and how intentional touch can help move a partner from caretaker back to lover.
Read MoreJoin us in welcoming our newest counseling student intern: Brooke-Lynn Moore
Read MoreUntil my journey began, I had not contemplated the impact on a partner when someone transitions. I had focused solely on the experience of the person transitioning and the magnitude of what it meant to transition. I have come to learn this is also the experience of many other people.
Read MoreJude Powell recently completed Alchemy’s 7-week Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) training. Read here to learn more about his experience and to better understand how this will show up in his work!
Read MoreWe’re proud to sponsor Yanni Stone and the Honeypot Trap, a bold and honest exploration of desire, shame, and self-discovery. Our therapist, Saabira Smith, brings a powerful clinical and personal lens to the play’s themes in her companion blog which deepens the conversation around healing and identity. Don’t forget to use code MODERN25 for 25% off your ticket purchase!
Read MoreJoin us in welcoming our newest team member, Mackenzie Morgan, RYT-200. She is a professional Cuddler, somatic sexologist in training, and holistic intimacy coach. Mackenzie creates safe, consent-centered spaces where adults can explore platonic touch, restore nervous system balance, and reconnect to their body’s innate wisdom.
Read MoreRead here about Elliott's thoughts on the expectations of "Doing it for Attention" and what that means for connecting with people. Explore with Elliott why doing it for attention is not a wrong behavior.
Read MoreIt's Pride Month, and biphobia is in full swing with the shaming and discouragement of bisexuals celebrating Pride. Which begs the question, “Why is biphobia more acceptable at Pride than bisexual people?”
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