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Tamelynda Lux
When someone you love dies, your sense of who you are can change, too. Explore why loss can reshape identity—and how you can begin discovering who you are now.
BIPOC Addiction Guide
Disparities make it difficult for members of the BIPOC community, especially when it comes to substance abuse treatment.
A resource by Angel
Most ethnic or racial minority groups experience similar mental health conditions like the white community. However, they are far less likely to receive mental health treatment. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration recently disclosed the results of research which indicated only about 30% of Hispanic and Black people receive the mental health services they need. More alarming was that only a little over 20% of Asian people got the mental health services they needed.
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Tamelynda Lux
When someone you love dies, your sense of who you are can change, too. Explore why loss can reshape identity—and how you can begin discovering who you are now.
Camila Crews, Founder, Sorry For Your Loss
A grief card created to help you show up with care, connection, and compassion when someone you love is navigating loss.
The Ash Rose Foundation
The Ash Rose Project transforms cherished memories into personalized artwork incorporating cremation ashes, helping families find healing through creativity.
