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Trea is a published journalist and seasoned marketer who writes original, fact-based content that helps readers thrive. Her work has appeared on platforms like NerdWallet, Yahoo Finance, The Associated Press, and The Washington Post. Trea has a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business and a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Michigan. When not working, wife'ing, or mom'ing, she loves group fitness, watching ESPN, and embarrassing her kiddos.

Friendship and mental health: How healthy friendships support your well-being

April 9, 2026 by Trea S. Branch

Four Black women friends laughing together | Friendship and mental health

Less stress, a stronger sense of belonging, and support in hard seasons are just a few ways friendship can boost your mental health.

Coping with a cancer diagnosis: Protecting your mental health when your life turns upside down

April 2, 2026 by Trea S. Branch

Close shot of young Black woman with a serious look, LGBTQ-friendly | Coping with cancer diagnosis | The Love Your Mind Project

A cancer diagnosis can bring a rush of big, yet valid, emotions. Having spaces where you can simply be and lean on support can help you cope.

Can anxiety or depression make you tired? How mental strain drains your energy

March 26, 2026 by Trea S. Branch

Older Black woman sitting at a table with coffee and head in hand | Can anxiety make you tired

Ongoing stress, disrupted sleep, and physical tension from anxiety or depression can drain your energy and leave you feeling tired.

Is chronic fatigue a real thing? Understanding persistent exhaustion

March 20, 2026 by Trea S. Branch

Black woman looking exhausted at work desk | Is chronic fatigue a real thing

Chronic fatigue is real. It’s ongoing exhaustion that doesn’t improve with rest. Stress, overwhelm, and physical factors can all play a role.

Emotionally drained: What it really means to pour from an empty cup

March 12, 2026 by Trea S. Branch

Black mother helping daughter with art project at the table } Emotionally drained

When you’re emotionally drained, you may feel depleted, like your emotional needs are going unmet. It’s pouring from an empty cup.

Why am I so tired all the time? What’s really behind your ongoing exhaustion

March 5, 2026 by Trea S. Branch

Young Black woman sitting at work, head in hands | why am i so tired all the time

Why am I so tired all the time? Burnout, emotional exhaustion, sleep problems, or health conditions could be draining your energy.

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