By Jay Blake, LMSW, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention, Education & Response, and Tyler Conzone, MPH, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention |
May 4, 2023
The semester's last installment of our advice column answers a question about navigating queerness, and shares some DT&J stats.
By Karen Taylor, LCSW-C, Senior Staff Social Worker and Coordinator of Trauma-Focused Services, Homewood Counseling Center, Alyse Campbell, Associate Director of Student Well-Being, Gender-Based Violence Prevention, and Molly Hutchison, Health Education Specialist |
April 27, 2023
Pleasure, the feeling of enjoyment, is integral to healing from trauma. While desensitizing or numbing oneself to the pain of the trauma is a survival strategy many people need to employ at various times, it is not the same as healing.
By Jay Blake, LMSW, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention, Education & Response, and Tyler Conzone, MPH, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention |
April 21, 2023
Answers to your questions about friendship evolution, attachment styles, and asking for what you want in bed.
By Jay Blake, LMSW, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention, Education & Response, and Tyler Conzone, MPH, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention, Education & Response |
April 6, 2023
Answers to your questions about boundaries, shooting your shot with your BFF, and talking about loneliness.
By Jay Blake, LMSW, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention, Education & Response, and Tyler Conzone, MPH, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention |
March 10, 2023
Answers to your questions about true love, juggling busy schedules, and how neurodivergence can influence romantic relationships.
By Jay Blake, LMSW, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention, Education & Response, and Tyler Conzone, MPH, Coordinator of Gender-Based Violence Prevention |
February 24, 2023
Answers to your questions about navigating new experiences, having difficult conversations, and learning to recognize and pursue healthy relationships.