Aw thank you loves, missing yall dearly

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I'm offering a "pay what you can" 2 hour master class called "Make Good Trouble: Transforming your Fear and Rage into a Movement." I'll be teaching concepts I've brought to numerous activist orgs, as well as Harvard to help shift the narrative and become more mission instead of ego focused

Yasss! Come through hun it's going ot be fabbb

This one is for my gays, theys, and laydays who recognize the urgent need for radical wellbeing in a time when we are being continuously scapegoated:

This is a "Pay what you can" master class. Come join in and invite whomever you like!

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I unabashedly REJECT this mentality, the amount of money I charge will have little impact on how much I can stand to be alone with myself, and look myself in the mirror every day.

So, for this month, in Nine days. I'm offering yet ANOTHER class.

Business people will try to argue that I should "pay what I'm worth" but what is the price of a soul? What dollar amount can I possibly and conceivably place on the amount of compassion and love I have for all of the people going through it right now?

To that end, since January I've hosted once a month Master Classes on different subjects around wellness and wellbeing at a "pay what you can" price.

As a Nonbinary, Neurodivergent, & BIPOC Trauma Educator and consultant I am acutely aware of the impact everything will have on historically excluded groups and coming into this year I made a simple commitment: Offer accessible healing to anyone in need.

It doesn't mean they're "bad people" but it does point in the direction of emotional immaturity and lack of awareness.

We end up causing even more harm in the long run. Because every neurotic behavior we developed through our life comes wout at some point, often time unconsciously and subconsciously. It's why a lot of parents feel taken aback when their child tells them they were harmed while beign raised by them.

Also, a mom who did a damn good job, to use your words, is what you have done, but it's not everything that you are. We often lose our Authenticity in these roles we fill, and if we haven't done the necessary work to connect deeply to that version of ourselves as we navigate life that's often how

Yes I have indeed. It was a very painful process. Also abandoment isn't just physical. If a child chooses to estrange themselves from a parent it's typically because there was emotional abandonment/neglect/lack of emotional maturity long before the child chooses to estrange themselves.