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The Wellness Portfolio Magazine

Where art meets healing.

The Wellness Portfolio Magazine is a FREE, seasonal publication that blends expressive arts, mental health resources, and community storytelling to support holistic well-being. Each issue offers creative tools, reflective prompts, and culturally grounded practices for individuals, practitioners, and changemakers alike.

Issue 5: Creativity, Community & Advocacy
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Issue 5: Creativity, Community & Advocacy
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Explore Issue 5 of The Wellness Portfolio, a free digital magazine centered on creativity, community, and advocacy. This edition features reflections on healing, identity, wellness, creative expression, and the power of our stories, including contributions from Mark Lucas and Dana Meshil, LMHC, BC-DMT.

Download the full issue and explore stories, creative prompts, wellness practices, and community resources.

Issue 4: Expansion Without Abandonment of Self
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Issue 4: Expansion Without Abandonment of Self
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Explore Issue 4 of The Wellness Portfolio, centered on grounded growth, embodied alignment, and collective becoming. This edition explores what it means to grow with intention while staying rooted in identity, community, and self-trust. Featuring reflections on sensitivity and neurodivergence, creative expression, self-love, culturally responsive mental health, and help-seeking among Black and Latinx youth

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  • "This theme of expansion without abandoning ourselves feels especially important for those of us who are highly sensitive, neurodivergent, or healing from trauma, where growth has often meant pushing past our limits rather than honouring them."

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