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Mental wellness articles from The Love Your Mind Project

Job search depression: Why it happens and how to get through it

January 15, 2026 by Trea S. Branch

Black woman sitting at desk typing on laptop | How to respond to job search depression

Job search depression is real. When the rejections and ghosting start to feel personal, explore these ways to protect your self-worth.

How to deal with a toxic boss—without losing yourself

January 8, 2026 by Trea S. Branch

Black woman sitting at computer with a frustrated look | Dealing with a toxic boss

Tired of microaggressions, disrespect, or unrealistic expectations? Learn how to deal with a toxic boss without sacrificing your well-being.

Stress leave from work: Know your options when your job becomes too much

January 2, 2026 by Trea S. Branch

Black woman sitting at work desk, hands to temples calming down | Stress leave from work

Stress leave from work could be an option if your job feels emotionally draining. Learn what it is and when it may be time to consider it.

Mental health goals for 2026: What Black women need most (according to therapists who get us)

December 26, 2025 by Trea S. Branch

Black woman lying in bed writing in general | mental health goals for Black women

These mental health goals are what Black women need most in the new year—according to therapists who truly understand our needs.

Depression after drinking: Understanding the emotional crash and what to do about it

December 18, 2025 by Trea S. Branch

Black woman lying in bed with hands over her face, water and pain medicine near her | Depression after drinking

If you experience depression after drinking, you’re not alone. Understand what’s happening—and how Black women can find the support we need.

How to help a friend with depression: Ways Black women can be supportive without carrying the whole load

December 12, 2025 by Trea S. Branch

Black woman looking sad, arms hugging needs How to help a friend with depression

You’d do anything for them, but don’t lose yourself in the process. Here’s how to help a friend with depression while protecting your peace.

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