Who is Wellness For?

Departures, Who Is Wellness For?

Nylon, Fariha Róisín’s New Book Questions the Appreciation of Self-Care

Los Angeles Times, An L.A. author probes ‘McMindfulness’ in a deeply unmindful society

SELF, Author Fariha Róisín on the Whitewashing of Wellness in America

Vogue India, In Who Is Wellness For?, Fariha Róisín examines the West's wanton co-option of the East's wellness rituals

Vogue, Fariha Róisín’s New Book Asks: What Does Self-Care Look Like Without the Shadow of Appropriation?

Spirituality & Health, Restoring Relationships, An Interview with Fariha Róisín

Harper’s Bazaar, At All Costs, A chronic disorder drove Fariha Róisín to seek out the traditional healing practices of her South Asian heritage. What she discovered was a wellness industry that made them nearly impossible to access.

Publisher’s Weekly, Health and Wealth: PW Talks with Fariha Róisín

Dame Magazine, Wellness is for All if We Get Rid of Capitalism and Ableism

The Unpublishable, Who Is Beauty For? An interview with Fariha Róisín, author of "Who Is Wellness For?"

Washington Post, Wellness is something we all want. How has it become a luxury?

Brooklyn Museum: Book Talk, Who Is Wellness For? with Fariha Róisín

Like A Bird:

Flaunt Magazine, A Debut Novel About Feeling Free

The Rumpus, Dark and Light At The Same Time, A Conversation with Fariha Róisín

Huffington Post, Getting Through… With Fariha Róisín

Document Journal, Fariha Róisín Turns Personal Trauma Into Narratives of Cultural Resistance

Brown Girl Magazine, Book Review and Chat: Freedom and Rage in ‘Like a Bird’ by Fariha Róisín

Electric Literature, Boys Will Be Boys, Girls Have to Cover Up

The New York Times, In a Book About Trauma, She Hopes to Show What Survival Looks Like

Chicago Review of Books, Recovery and Reinvention in “Like A Bird.”

Elle Canada, Fariha Róisín’s Like A Bird is for Survivors

Vogue, On Like A Bird and WFH Style

Refinery 29, Fariha Róisín Is Reimagining The Future

Pen America, The Pen Ten Interview with Fariha Róisín

General Press:

Gossamer, An Interview on Weed

Into The Gloss, Top Shelf

The Editorial Magazine, An Interview with Fariha Róisín

Elle India, Poet and author Fariha Róisín on the importance of self-care

Office Magazine, Death To The Ego

Electric Literature, How Do You Heal From Ancestral Trauma?

Teen Vogue, Fariha Róisín on Beauty, Self Care and Her Debut Poetry Book, How To Cure A Ghost

Vogue, Fariha Róisín on The Healing Power of Poetry

Cult MTL, Culture critic Fariha Róisín speaks up for QPOC

bon appétit, Going To Bed With Fariha Róisín

id-vice, After Years of White Washing, Fariha Róisín Finally Feels Free To Be Herself

Passerbuys, Meet Fariha Róisín

Conversation X, Fariha Róisín on Inspiration, Solidarity and Self Care

The Cut, The Writer and Podcaster Who Doesn’t Have a Phone

Nylon, 8 Muslim Journalists You Should Follow

Vogue, Meet the Muslim Writer Whose Standout Voice and Style Can’t Be Ignored

Huffington Post, 30 of the Most Important Articles By People of Color in 2016

Flare, Sixty Under 30

Huffington Post, The Most Important Writing From People of Color in 2015

Podcast/Radio:

Thresholds, an interview with Jordan Kisner

Venus Roots, an interview about Like A Bird

Bad Brown Aunties, an interview

United Bodies, an interview about Who is Wellness For?

Stance, an interview about humanity

Embodied, an interview about healing C-PTSD

Common Shapes, an interview about telling the truth

Busy Body, an interview about Who is Wellness For?

Bread and Poetry, an interview about manna and truth

The Love of Yoga, an interview about Who is Wellness For?

Current Mood, an interview about healing through pleasure

For the Wild, an interview about listening to our bodies

LaidOPEN, an interview about dis-ease on the collective

Black Star, an interview

CBAW Loves: an interview about Who is Wellness For?

Against Everyone, an interview on how to live

Women Who Travel, an interview with Lale Arikoglu

Spirituality & Health, Fariha Róisín, Who Is Wellness For?

Getting To The Root of It: Who Is Wellness For?

Radically Loved: The Responsibility of Truth and Healing in Community with Fariha Róisín

The One You Feed with Eric Zimmer, What Is Wellness Culture with Fariha Róisín

Sensual Self with Ev’Yan Whitney: Who Is Wellness For?

Victoria Secret Voices, Know your wellness. Investigating America’s billion-dollar industry with Fariha Roisin 

Your Magic, Fariha Róisín: Astrology Is a Life-Long Relationship

Goop, Who Is Wellness For?

Off the Record, Unpacking Visceral Trauma, White Wellness and Who It Leaves Behind with Fariha Róisín

CIIS Public Programs, Who Is Wellness For?

Mentions:

The Guardian, Uncovering the Higher Truth of Jay Shetty

The New York Times, Kaia, Kendall and EmRata Are Taking a Page From Oprah

Vogue, Kendall Jenner’s Beach Looks are Light But Her Beach Reads Are Heavy

Vice, The Young and Uncared For

The Guardian, Gigi Hadid: A Model with a Fabulous Figure

Slate, A History of Self Care

Billboard, Zayn Malik Going Solo, One Direction and Not

The Fader, Zayn Malik’s Next Direction

Lectures & Panels:

Brooklyn Museum: Book Talk, Who Is Wellness For?

New Museum, Scamming the Patriarchy a conversation on Self Care

Cultured and NeueHouse, In Conversation with Shirin Neshat

BAM, Fariha Róisín Presents Close Up by Abbas Kiarostami

MoMA, A Conversation with Steven Loveridge, M.I.A moderated by Fariha Róisín

Acting:

Dream Team by Lev Kalman and Whitney Horn

Facebook film directed by Mike Mills.

Deema by Raghed Charabaty.