There are aspects of human experience that do not arrive in clear language. Emotions can be layered, contradictory or difficult to locate precisely. At times, individuals may feel something strongly
There is a deeply ingrained belief, often reinforced by self-help culture and performance-oriented environments, that personal growth requires constant improvement. Within this framework, emotions are frequently approached as problems to
There are moments in human experience when language feels insufficient. Emotions can arise that are difficult to name, experiences that resist linear explanation and internal states that do not easily
There is a growing recognition across therapeutic, cultural and academic spaces that healing cannot be separated from the contexts in which harm has occurred. For many individuals and communities, particularly
It has become increasingly difficult to separate productivity from worth. Across professional, academic and even personal spaces, there is a persistent cultural narrative that values speed, output and visible achievement.
By Eva San. Neurodecolonization is a term from Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara scholar Michael Yellow Bird. Neuro refers to our neurone and nervous system, the patterns in the brain and body