Taking care of your mental health can be expensive, but journaling is one of the few accessible practices.

Artist Kellie Gillespie believes medication isn't something that automatically comes in and saves you, and that art saved her life.

Dream Analysis with psychotherapist Annie Armstrong Miyao. Just as the name implies, dream analysis offers an approach to understanding your dreams.

AndFocus is an expert-formulated supplement that supports focus while helping you feel present.

Hairstylist and content creator Matt Newman (aka Matt Loves Hair) believes hundreds and hundreds of positive comments pale in comparison to the one mean one.

Not everyone understands the link between focus and mental health. Take me, for example. As a kid, I had a hard time focusing...

Co-founder of No.29 and Enough Media, Erin Allweiss, believes it’s important to acknowledge people’s mental health, especially now.

Founder of Ranavat, Michelle Ranavat who believes maintaining your mental health means constantly checking in with yourself.

Live From Bed podcast host, Jade Iovine, believes in talking kindly to herself and not give that shaming voice so much power.

Makeup artist and beauty brand director, Merrady Wickes, believes it feels like a miracle to be operating in a more present state.

Founder and podcast host of MG Method, Maxine Goynes, believes there is nothing wrong with saying I need help and I need support.

Musical comedian, mindfulness coach, and motivational speaker, Brenda Sarai Zuniga, believes positive self-talk and meditation is a beautiful process.

Vanderpump Rules star, Katey Maloney, believes in taking stock and understanding whose opinions really matter.

Actor Dino Petrera, believes when somebody is willing to share themselves openly, it creates a space where you feel safe to reciprocate.

Chef and co-founder of Honey Hi and holistic nutritionist, Kacie Carter, believes self-knowledge is a gift. It’s a gift we give to ourselves.

Celebrity makeup artist, Jamie Greenberg, believes sex is like working out. You never regret it.

Founder of Saucy, Tess Taylor, believes weed is a helpful tool to get you into your flow state.

Fashion and beauty journalist, Sue Williamson, believes you can feel two things at once. In her case, she can feel grateful for chemo and sad that she lost her hair.

Co-founder and co-CEO of Wondermind and CEO of Kicked to the Curb Productions, Mandy Teefey, believes your mental health is your co-star.

Founder of Dive in Well, Maryam Ajayi, believes in giving yourself grace and flexibility, but holding yourself accountable.

Publicist and founder of SixTen PR, Jen Woodward, believes you’re able to pick a partner that will love you when you love yourself.

Founder of Valde Beauty, Margarita Arriagada, believes there is no failure. There is growth and there is enrichment in taking steps forward.

Furniture designer and founder of Claude Home, Maggie Holladay, believes you don't ever fully recover from an eating disorder, you have to work at it.

Chef, food stylist, and founder of Sandita’s, Sandy Truong An Tran Ho, believes in therapy and is very grateful for it.