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It's (always) okay to feel
Articles about mental health
Mental health shouldn't be taboo. It's part of our lives and who we are, some struggle more than others and it's imporant to note that but as a society, everyone would benefit from a better open discussion about it.
The articles on this website aim to gather both information and personal experiences and make them accessible to everyone in effort promote this agenda.
It's (always) okay to feel
Tools to promote mental health
We're working on collecting and creating various tools to promote better mental health and help improve the quality of life for those struggling, feel free to take a look!
It's okay to feel
About the person behind Feel
My name is Hilit, I'm an artist and graphic designer. I have been struggling with mental health for years. Along the way in therapy I have created art and developed various tools to help myself and hopefully others. I have learned that expressing emotions is crucial to living with them and that's why I'm committed to this project to improve the discussion around mental health
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How to Get Clients to Open Up: 8 Practical Strategies
One of the biggest challenges in therapy isn’t just what to say—it’s how to create a space where clients feel Read More

Therapist’s Guide: Using Therapy Cards to Grow Connection
Therapy cards offer a creative and structured way to explore emotions in sessions. Whether working with couples, individuals, or groups, Read More

Relationship Reflection Prompts: Past, Present & Future: A list of powerful questions to help couples, friends, or individuals reflect on their emotional journey with love.
Reflecting on our relationships offers valuable insights into our emotional journeys, helping us understand how past experiences shape our present Read More

Valentine’s Reflection: What Did Love Mean to You as a Kid?
As Valentine’s Day approaches, it’s a perfect time to reflect on how our understanding of love has evolved from childhood Read More

Love & Play: A Personal Reflection
Growing up, I thought love was about getting things right. Saying the perfect words, showing up in the right way, Read More

Facing Wildfires and Mental Health Challenges Together
Wildfires, like the ones sweeping through California right now, bring chaos, fear, and uncertainty. If you’re already dealing with mental Read More

The Power of Visual Prompts in Therapy: How “Parts in Me” and “Emotions in Time” Came to Life
Therapy is often viewed as a space for dialogue—a meeting of minds where healing emerges through conversation. But what happens Read More

Essential Tools for Navigating Holiday Interactions with Ease
The holiday season brings together loved ones, creating opportunities for joyful memories and cherished traditions. However, these gatherings can sometimes Read More

Facing Family Dynamics with Compassion and Boundaries This Holiday Season
The holiday season can be a time of warmth and joy, but it can also bring up challenging family dynamics. Read More

Disability and Identity: Contradictions and Coexistence of Thoughts
Disability and identity are deeply intertwined, often in ways that spark conflicting thoughts and emotions. The internal dialogue surrounding these Read More

7 Self Care Tools You Can Use at Home (Even When You Don’t Want to Leave Bed)
Some days, getting out of bed and actively working on your mental health feels impossible. But self-care doesn’t always require Read More
My name is Hilit Koren and I’m an artist and graphic designer. Over the years, I’ve struggled with mental disorders including anxiety and depression and have found therapy to be incredibly helpful in managing my mental health.
That’s why I’m committed to writing this blog from my personal experience and to collecting information and creating tools that can make a real difference in people’s lives.
Seeking Validation in a World That Doesn’t Understand My Disability
It’s been over a year since I’ve been able to walk unaided. For short distances, I rely on two walking Read More