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08/27/2026

Word is, paving those new roads can be difficult to navigate alone.

Let us walk with you, step by step, shovel full by shovel full. Until we pave a beautiful new road for you to enjoy. 🪏

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A formal “Thank You” Dolly Parton for all of the amazing work you have done in your lifetime. Not only a revolutionary woman coming up in a previously male dominated industry of her time, but spent her millions on humanitarian projects, HIV/AIDES research & treatment accessibility, the Dolly Parton's Imagination Library giving every American from birth - age 5 a free book every month so every kiddo has a chance to read. (I personally signed up like 10 babies and their households have been enjoying them for years!)

🪩✨Forever in Glitter ✨🪩

08/27/2026

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Therapy should meet you where you are — all of you.

“I’m a Black, q***r therapist offering affirming, nonjudgmental care for teens and adults. I specialize in depression, anxiety, identity exploration, racial stress and trauma, and LGBTQ+ experiences.

Because your mental health doesn’t exist outside of your culture, your community, or your story.

Ready to feel more seen, more grounded, and more like yourself? Let’s talk.”

Theron has immediate openings and works from our midtown office as well as telehealth. Don’t miss out on this one!

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08/26/2026

🇺🇸 Did you know that Dolly Parton (January 19, 1946 – August 25, 2026) was an advocate and major financial supporter in the fight against HIV/AIDS, offering critical backing to the gay community at a time when the disease was highly stigmatised?

While country music culture historically remained silent during the peak of the AIDS epidemic, Dolly used her platform to raise funds, challenge stigma, and promote compassion.

Dolly’s AIDS advocacy included contributing her song "You Gotta Be My Baby," to the 1994 charity album Red Hot + Country, which raised funds for HIV/AIDS awareness and research.

In 1994, Dolly joined 35 other country music stars in the "Break the Silence" AIDS Awareness campaign. This initiative broadcasted public service announcements advocating for s*x education and safer practices.

Dolly’s production company, Sandollar Productions, co-produced the 1989 Academy Award-winning documentary Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt. The film chronicled the lives of those memorialised on the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt.

Through the Dollywood Foundation and personal donations, Dolly consistently directed financial resources to HIV/AIDS-related charities and healthcare facilities.

Dolly we will always love you 💔