Alicia McDaniels

From Death to Politics: How to have Hard Conversations with Our Friends.

Stop Saying “Adulting”—Here’s the Truth about Being a Grown-Up.

We have Confused Trauma with Drama.

How to Save our Damn Selves when Grief Takes Over.

How to Overcome Trauma in a World full of Ego.

How My Dead Mother helped me Find New Love.

The “Faulty” Relationship: Why some Connections Fail when we Regain Self-…

I’m Selfish—& I’m Done Apologizing.

If Politics is Tearing your Relationships Apart, Read This.

If You Find Yourself Feeling Depressed this Winter.

This is what Happens when You are Done Grieving.

Trump didn’t Start your Problems, Biden Won’t Solve them & Not Everyone Agre…

It’s time to Reignite your Fire (you are not here for their Approval).

I Hate Myself for Having to Admit that I’m a Blackout Drunk.

I Never thought that Women would Manipulate me more than Men.

It’s Not My Job to be Likable—it’s to Be Myself.

Wake up America: This is the Modern Day Witch Hunt.

How to Figure out if a Friend is Toxic (or if You Are).

Do we use the Word “Triggered” to Justify Bad Behavior?

Self-Care isn’t Selfish (& Why you should Set Boundaries like a Motherf*ck…

Why we Need to Cut the Sh*t & Enjoy being Single.

To the Ones who said I’m Not Enough.

The 5 Layers of Depression that lead to a Bigger World.

The Best Way to Cope with Fear when it feels Unbearable.

I Woke Up from a Blackout & Sh*t has gotten Political AF.

Starting a New Relationship after Widowhood isn’t Easy.

Maybe “Letting it Go” is our own Toxic Idea of Healing.

“We’re All in this Together”—but are we, Really?

Dear World, Why are we Still Demonizing Different Beliefs?

How Grief & Loss have Prepared Me for the Pandemic.

Thoughts on COVID-19: the Natural World Doesn’t give a F*ck.

How do We Contain the Past in a Progressive World?

True Healing Comes from Within & it Isn’t Pretty.

We Don’t Need Your Validation.

So What if I’m “Crazy.”

This might make you Re-evaluate your Relationship.

The Key Difference Between Letting Go & Escaping.

Year 1: Reflections after the Death of my Boyfriend.