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Why Shared Experience Matters When Working With International Students
International students carry more into therapy than typical college stress, they're navigating a new language, culture, and sense of home all at once. Here's why finding the right therapeutic fit matters so much.
Erica Marisella Harris, LPC
2 days ago3 min read


Back to School with ADHD & Autism: 4 Tips for a Smooth Transition
The shift from summer's flexible pace to a structured, sensory-heavy school day can be especially hard for neurodivergent kids. Here are four practical, neurodivergent-affirming ways to help your ADHD, Autistic, or AuDHD child or teen ease into the new school year.
Erica Marisella Harris, LPC
6 days ago4 min read


Navigating Insurance for Mental Health Care: A Comprehensive Guide
Insurance for therapy doesn't have to be overwhelming. We break down the key terms, walk you through the process, and share exactly how Brazen Therapy can help make care accessible — no matter your situation.

Clarke Scott, LPC
May 155 min read


What is Autistic Burnout? A Guide to Recovery and Prevention
Autistic burnout isn't just being tired, it's a total system shutdown. Here's how to recognize the signs, understand what causes it, and start building a path toward recovery.

Erica Marisella Harris, LPC
Apr 84 min read


Therapy Isn’t Just for Crisis: Why People Start Therapy Even When Life Feels Fine
Many people assume therapy is only for serious problems or a major life crisis. In reality, therapy is helpful for stress, relationship challenges, life transitions, and personal growth, even when nothing feels obviously “wrong.” When people picture therapy, they usually imagine a breaking point: a relationship ending, overwhelming anxiety, grief, or a moment when life feels unmanageable. And while therapy absolutely has a place in those moments, that’s only part of the story

Kira McSherry
Mar 233 min read
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