Invisible Threads
Kate WoodsomeInvisible Threads uncovers the ties between mental health and democracy — the systemic forces influencing our wellbeing.
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Hi, I'm Kate. I weave Invisible Threads.
Invisible Threads reveals the ties between mental health and democracy — the forces that shape our personal and political wellbeing. It’s no coincidence that both are in crisis.
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Sometimes life feels like a fixer-upper — especially when the foundation has cracks. In my latest essay, “Renovating a Life with Foundational Issues,” I reflect on the scars that shape us and what it really takes to rebuild with strength, g...
Renovating a life with foundational issues
The last time I touched base with you, half of America was bewildered that the other half wasn’t. I suggested people take it slow after the election — not rush into fighting or fixing or gloating. “Get safe inside yourself. Grow capacity fo...
Audio: Post election, let's not rush
Hi hi. Here’s the audio recording of the Nov. 10, 2024 Invisible Threads column, “Post election, let’s not rush.”
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Kate Woodsome is the founder of Invisible Threads, a reported weekly newsletter about the ties between mental health and democracy. Previously with The Washington Post, she won the Pulitzer Prize with colleagues covering the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.
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