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🌿 I wanted them to leave me the fuck alone
Published about 2 hours ago • 8 min read
November 2026 | issue #13 Reader, I remember that my transition from community mental health into private practice was hard. I was burnt out. To me, community mental health meant supporting a caseload of around 70–80 individuals, each and every one with complex, multilayered challenges, while receiving very little support myself. And the support I did receive often lacked cultural attunement. The golden handcuffs, we used to call it. It paid relatively well, even more so if you signed up for...
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