How to Heal Together as a Community After a Crisis

Science shows that connection is medicine for the mind. When we reach out, share, and care, our brains begin to relearn safety. Healing, after all, doesn’t happen in isolation. It occurs in the community.

Stress, Trauma and the Brain: Why You React Before You Think

When you experience repeated stress or trauma, your brain adapts by creating shortcuts for survival. This is why you might overreact to situations that logically don’t seem threatening. Your brain isn’t malfunctioning. It’s trying to keep you safe.