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Jade MillerI'm Jade: a peer supporter, writer, and multiple. Essays on multiplicity, trauma, attachment, accompaniment, and the underrated work of returning to ourselves. I believe we're all far more resourceful than trauma lets us believe.
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You Can Care About Someone and Still Step Back
What it means to create space without shutting down or losing the connection entirely
One of the more complicated relational experiences is realizing that something is not working the way you hoped it would, while still caring about the pe...
Not Everyone Will Meet You Where You Are
At some point, you start to notice a shift in how you move through conversations. You are more aware of what you need, more intentional in how you communicate, and more willing to stay present in moments that used to feel overwhelming. With...
The Current State of the Respite Center
I’ve finally started doing the slow, frustrating, grueling work of cutting the Safe Harbor budget almost in half. If I’m being honest, it’s been depressing. Not because the vision has changed. It hasn’t. Not because I think the project is i...
How to Decide Who Gets Access to What
A grounded way to choose how much of yourself to share, and where
In the last post, I talked about not owing everyone the same version of you. For most people, that lands as relief. It creates permission to stop trying to be equally open,...
You Don’t Owe Everyone the Same Version of You
If you think about it, parts already understand this. LOL. But let me expound a bit.
Different versions of you show up automatically depending on where you are and who you are with. The version of you in a grocery store is not the same one...
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Bestselling author, mother to multitudes, aspiring homesteader. Peer worker and advocate for those with dissociative experiences. Come for the parts work, dabble in the Choose Your Own Adventure, blow your tiny mind alongside me with the philosophy.
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