by Dr. Naiylah Warren The start of a new year often comes with pressure to do more, be more, or radically reinvent ourselves overnight. This year, I’ve been approaching January a little differently. Instead of sprinting toward big goals, I’ve been focused on getting my foundation in order; the quiet, behind-the-scenes work that makes everything else possible. Less “new year, new me,”  and more “new year, same me… just slightly more organized.” As I step in as a voice for TRN

I can't believe that 2025 is coming to a close. I don't know about you, but ever since the pandemic, time moves in a way that I can't always wrap my head around. But looking back at what all has happened with TRN this year helps me recognize how much we have accomplished! Especially since we work on all this outside of our jobs, volunteering time and energy to this important project. Here are a few highlights: *We have filled 18 grants this year, making a total of 21 grants s

by Kristi Harrison, PhD, LMFT As the Northern Hemisphere moves from Fall to Winter, many of us are preparing for colder weather while also witnessing the unusual weather patterns that are becoming our new, tumultuous normal. While weather has always been a reality in our practice as therapists, the effects of weather are undeniably changing.  On one hand, telehealth has allowed us to work comfortably indoors, sometimes without braving the weather at all. On the other hand, we

After nearly two years into our work to support therapists, and our team is growing! We are thrilled to welcome Naiylah Warren and Billy Angelo to our executive board as secretary and treasurer, respectively. In the short time they have been with us, they have both provided some new perspectives and energy to TRN, and we can't wait to see how we grow with them. Here's a bit more about our new board members: When we met with Naiylah, we knew we couldn't have a board full of ju