It’s May of 2025, and it’s Mental Health Awareness month. This almost feels like a cruel irony, because we’re only five months into this chaotic year and my own personal mental health has been dragged, stomped on, and flatlined.

“Just relax.”
“If it’s meant to be, it will happen.”
“You’re healthy; I’m sure you’ll get pregnant.”

These are some of the most common—yet least helpful—things that couples facing infertility challenges are told. And let’s be honest, these comments are most often directed at birthing people.

Are You Overwhelmed by Your Child’s ADHD Behaviors? You're Not Alone.

If you’ve found yourself thinking or saying things like,

• “I’ve told him a million times to do something and he doesn’t listen to me!”

• “Why can’t my daughter just turn in her homework?”

• “It’s like he’s ignoring me on purpose.”

Hello friends and neighbors. The end of 2024 is here. Evergreen is undergoing some exciting new changes. 

The world is spinning fast. The word “overwhelmed” seems extremely inadequate to explain the intensity of the change that has happened to us this past year. We now have new words in the mental health field to describe these intense changes.