A headshot of Kevin Doherty, content marketer at Alma.

Kevin Doherty

About the Author

Kevin is a queer, Irish-American writer on the Alma team. His background stems from the world of entertainment, where he worked in commercials (Nike, Taco Bell, AT&T) and television (Modern Family, New Girl). Today, he applies those same storytelling principles to bring people together around complex problems, like access to affordable, high-quality mental health care.

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A young Asian American social work student speaks with her mentor.
Two people entering their couples therapy session, hand in hand.
In a dark room after an online therapy appointment, a woman looks dejectedly through a sun-soaked window, throwing shadows across her face.
A feminine-presenting elder with short, dark hair sits on a couch, smiling and gazing into the camera as a small, white dog reclines across their lap. The couch they're seated upon is a stylish rust color, with decorative pillows, a plant, and a macrame wall hanging displayed above them.
A Black female therapist with box braids sits on a midcentury sofa upholstered in tangerine linen.
A peek over dark green garden hedges that, together, form a mystifying maze.
emotional-exhaustion
A cognac-colored leather couch, bathed in sunlight shining through the window of a trauma therapist's office.
Three rough stones, each vaguely resembling the shape of a heart, in the well-groomed sand of a zen garden.
A disappointed mother trying to teach her daughter a family recipe in her dimly-lit kitchen.
A behind-the-scenes image of a therapist featured in Alma's new campaign, resting on a couch in her office.
A clipboard with a checklist sits on a coffee table between a therapist and their patient. Perhaps it is a clinical assessment…
Three different monkey-in-a-barrel figurines, tenuously linked up against the backdrop of a sunny sky, showing the importance of community and a three-pronged approach to fighting stigma.