At 7:00 a.m., there’s a trap in the truck. At 11:00 p.m., there are bottles and syringes on the counter. In between, there’s a community that keeps saying yes. If you’ve adopted, fostered, donated, shared, or simply cheered us on - thank you. You are part of every “after” photo we post.

In my own life, I have seen how transgenerational trauma can silently sculpt development. As a third-generation descendant of WWII survivors, I was raised by a mother who frequently shared memoirs and vivid accounts of concentration camp experiences. It often felt as though she wasn’t simply teaching history, but consciously imprinting her trauma onto her children.

Viewing Differences Through a Non-Pathologizing Lens To view individual differences through a non-pathologizing lens means embracing the...

In the wake of rising rents, economic uncertainty, and post-pandemic upheaval, pet homelessness is at an all-time high. But there's a lifeline for some families: Emotional Support Animal (ESA) registration.

Dog and Cat Homelessness in Florida.In Florida and across the country, skyrocketing rent prices are not just displacing families—they’re displacing their pets, too. Every week, animal rescues and shelters are overwhelmed with heartbreaking stories of cats and dogs being abandoned in parks, left on the sides of roads, or tied to trees because their owners can no longer keep them.

When I took the Proactive Coping Inventory (PCI), I scored 55 out of 56, nearly perfect. On the surface, this might seem like a badge of...

In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence (AI), the question "Are computers intelligent?" sparks ongoing debate across...

A few years back, I attended a workshop in the Adirondack Mountains, where I found a book titled And I Know Too Much to Pretend: A Memoir...

The 4 Attachment Styles: Decoding Your Relationship Blueprint Ever wonder why some people crave closeness, while others prefer...