Designed by young adults, their families and professionals, Stella’s Place provides comprehensive mental health services for 16 to 29 year olds. We provide our services in a positive, peer engaging, non-residential community setting.
We offer a full menu of choices including peer support, clinical, employment, wellness, studio and recovery programs to help young adults learn skills, find connection and be empowered to manage their own health.
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“Stella’s Place means community. It’s not the place that makes it so wonderful, it’s the group of people in it that makes it such a safe haven.”
“Being involved with Stella’s Place is an opportunity to renovate oneself and the memories of harder times into something else more beautiful that could potentially be useful for someone else.”
“At Stella’s Place there is a community of people similar to me, a community that will keep growing, and I haven’t found that anywhere else.”
![Today is ✨ #TransgenderDayofVisibility, a day to come together to celebrate the Trans folx in our lives and to raise awareness around transphobia and discrimination. It’s also a day to recognize that Trans people have always existed and there are many different gender expressions that have been a part of Indigenous cultures around the world and throughout history.
Here are just a few of the things that you can incorporate into your life to make the world a safer place for Trans people and to be a better ally:
- Introduce yourself with your own pronouns: Cisgender people can make spaces more safe by making sure to identify their own pronouns
- Put your pronouns in your bio/zoom name: Putting pronouns in your title or bio also normalizes sharing and reminds us that pronouns should not be assumed
- Do not assume: Do not assume gender identities, gender pronouns, or any type of stereotypes about Trans people
- Make an effort to use people’s preferred pronouns: When someone corrects you on your use of pronouns, say ‘thank you’ move on, and remember going forward
- It’s ok to make mistakes but let’s normalize working on it!
Educate yourself on Trans issues and history. On Netflix, the documentary ‘Disclosure’ is a great place to start.
#TransDayofVisibility #TDOV #TransYouth #MentalHealth #YouthMentalHealth
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