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Breaking the Stigma: 10 Powerful Ways to Support Mental Health Awareness Month

Mental Health Awareness Month is upon us and this is one of my favorite times of year because it’s an entire month dedicated to dismantling the stigma around mental health, while promoting healing and understanding worldwide. Despite the fact that there has been some really strong progress around mental health care and there are more […]

Breaking Down Barriers: How Can We Help Improve Access to Mental Health Resources in Minority Communities?

Conversations surrounding mental health in recent years have sparked much-needed dialogue and action, but it’s important to remember that not all communities have equal access to mental health resources. Minority communities, in particular, often face unique challenges and barriers that impede their ability to seek and receive proper support for mental well-being. Addressing these disparities […]

Empowerment & Wellness Unite at the 2nd Annual “Living Bene” Brunch Fundraiser

In the heart of Beverly Hills, the 2nd Annual Wellness Brunch Fundraiser, hosted by Nina Westbrook and co-hosted by Ana Zamora, Founder of The Just Trust, unfolded as a space full of mindfulness, kindness, and purpose. The Beverly Hills Hotel was abuzz on March 21, 2024, with influential thought leaders and innovators who came together […]

Navigating the Tides of Conflict: A Compassionate Approach with Nina Westbrook, LMFT

In a world marked by conflict, Nina Westbrook advocates for healing through empathy, psychological science, and community support. Discover how embracing our shared humanity, empowering youth, and leveraging creative arts can pave the way for peace. Join us in fostering resilience and understanding in times of war, as we navigate the journey toward a more compassionate world together.

85 Deep Questions To Ask Friends That Will Make Your Connections Feel Way Tighter

Therapist Nina Westbrook, LMFT, founder of conversation card game Do Tell!, cites a couple societal factors that have pulled us away from deep social connection. “One is the continued rise of digital communication,” she says. “While cell phones and social media have enhanced the ease with which we can all communicate with one another, they can also hinder the development of more profound, in-person connections.”