Magaly Arredondo Lopez (she/ella) was born and raised in the beautiful and ever-changing Austin, Texas. Her raÃces trace back to Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, where both of her parents are from. Magaly is a queer, brown mujer who loves to write, be outside with naturaleza, read, and day dream about a world with zero racism, free food, free housing, mental health care for all, badass music and art, and tons of pan dulce.
What if we were all better equipped to handle a mental health crisis like we are for other emergencies? Read our latest mental health column to find local resources.
How can leaning into community help ground ourselves in difficult times? Read how a hike in nature with like-minded people helped our mental health writer feel nourished.
What if we faced this spring season with the intention to practice something new? Que si practicamos algo nuevo? Our latest Mental Health Ofrenda column shows us how.
The end of the year is a time of… expectations. Expectations for ourselves, for others, and for what the holidays might be like. Our latest Mental Health column offers ways to navigate this time of year.
Family trauma is deeply painful: It is often a weight we carry with us. Sometimes, it gets in the way of us forming new, healthy relationships or friendships. Sometimes, it causes us to experience depression or anxiety. This latest Mental Health Ofrenda column offers ways to cope.
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