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  • 4 days ago | medium.com | Eleni Stephanides

    Don’t mention the something because you won’t be allowed to paywall. We also accept articles about Substack (and marmalade). Follow publicationThoughtful writing won’t always trend— but it can still reach the people who need itDear Fellow Writers,Stories heal us. Now, more than ever, we need them — and we need you. I’ve been writing for as long as I can remember.

  • 2 weeks ago | medium.com | Eleni Stephanides

    A home for people who want to give back to the community: write and read. Follow publicationThey may not understand the words, but they recognize the feelingThe first time I told my cat Callie “I love you,” she blinked slowly, tilted her head, and pressed her forehead into the back of my hand. It felt like an answer. I know she doesn’t understand English.

  • 3 weeks ago | medium.com | Eleni Stephanides

    When therapy becomes a show, what happens to vulnerability? In Couples Therapy, Showtime’s quietly riveting docuseries, there are moments where the emotional intensity is palpable. A woman confronts the lingering effects of her past traumas, leading to profound realizations about her current relationship. Dr. Orna Guralnik, the show’s insightful therapist, gently guides these discussions, asking questions that prompt significant emotional breakthroughs.

  • 3 weeks ago | medium.com | Eleni Stephanides

    Protecting the creativity of young minds from the clutches of capitalismThe other day, I opened my front door to a moose. Cardboard box body, paper-mâché head, and styrofoam antlers. It wasn’t Halloween. It was just my nine-year-old neighbor, proudly showing off his latest creation on a random Tuesday afternoon. Earlier that week, he’d come over with homemade toys for my cats — a giant dice with a rattle inside, and holes to reach their paws through.

  • 3 weeks ago | medium.com | Eleni Stephanides

    And how to make food choices that support your body’s unique needsI used to think being healthy meant cutting out anything processed. If it came in a box, bag, or wrapper, it was the enemy. I didn’t care how it was made or what it contained — just that it wasn’t “clean.”And for good reason. On the whole, our U.S. food industry is wildly unregulated when it comes to what can be added to our food. Little transparency is required.

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