by Tracy | Jun 13, 2022 | Family of LGBTIQA+ people, LGBTQI+ Health & Wellness, Parents of LGBTQ+ people
Thank you to Olya Kobruseva for the photo: Pexels Ask! Don’t ask, that! Don’t ask them! Arghhh! Which one is it? I talk a lot about being curious and if you’re not sure, ask and gain clarity, avoid assumptions, and ask the question. At the same time, I...
by Tracy | May 30, 2022 | Family of LGBTIQA+ people, Parents of LGBTQ+ people
Photo by Leah Kelley: Pexels If your child recently ‘came out’, sadness is a normal and valid feeling to experience. No, no, no!! It’s absolutely not wrong to feel sad. Unfortunately, in our attempt to ‘do the right thing’, we can sometimes dismiss or worse,...
by Tracy | May 27, 2022 | Family of LGBTIQA+ people, Parents of LGBTQ+ people
Image by Nataliya Vaitkevich – Pexels Are you feeling like it’s too late to repair your relationship or reconnect with your LGBTQ+ child? Is your relationship, with your LGBTQ+ child feeling strained or perhaps even broken? Did they ‘come out’ recently, or was...
by Tracy | Jun 1, 2021 | Family of LGBTIQA+ people, Health & Wellness Coaching, LGBTQI+ Health & Wellness, Mindfulness & Yoga, Parents of LGBTQ+ people, Self Care
I feel so privileged to work with the amazing people I work with. I have so much gratitude for their trust in me, my programs, the process, and most of all, themselves. They show up openly and authentically to each session, with the courage to be vulnerable. All...
by Tracy | Oct 6, 2020 | Family of LGBTIQA+ people, Mindfulness & Yoga, Parents of LGBTQ+ people, Self Care
Photo by Magna Ehlers Do you ever feel like you simply can’t do or take anymore? Feel so overwhelmed that you want to just hide away? The good news is that you’re not alone and this means there is answers and out there. First things first. Take a deep...
by Tracy | Jul 21, 2020 | Family of LGBTIQA+ people, Parents of LGBTQ+ people, Self Care
Photo by Madison Inouye In my last blog, I spoke about what an ally is, how to be an effective ally and what not to do as an ally. In these two blogs we are talking about being an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community, and more specifically to your child, however much of...
