Love Letter – New York Times by Charanna Alexander
As the old saying goes: If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. After 37 years of marriage, two sons and [...]
Are You Listening? by Gordon Marino – The New York Times
The importance of listening was apparently a concern in the earliest days of Western philosophy. Zeno of Citium (334-262 B.C.), the founder of [...]
Democracy Grief – It’s Real
The despair felt by climate scientists and environmentalists watching helplessly as something precious and irreplaceable is destroyed is sometimes described as “climate grief.” [...]
7 Depression Myths
7 DEPRESSION MYTHS YOU NEED TO STOP BELIEVING NOW! Posted: October 8, 2019 11:30 am We get so many mixed messages about depression it can [...]
Small changes make a big difference …
Mantra of the day, week, month, year(s)...
Anything Worth Holding On To cover song by – Ralynn Riggs and BTR
A beautiful song about betrayal trauma (I know...) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1Fywzd1JgU An artist’s personal journey of fighting through Betrayal Trauma due to her husband’s pornography [...]
Donor Conception Postcard Project -Eric Schwartman
About: The Project is an experiment to gather postcards representing varied views, thoughts, feelings, comments regarding the use of Donor Conception. The idea [...]
The Secret Revenge of an Assault Survivor
Iwas 6 when Don José surprised me with some cookies and milk before bed. I got so sleepy. The next day I woke [...]
Can You See Your Shadow? Greg Henriques, PhD
A recent consultation with a couple suggested to me that Psychology Today readers might be interested in learning about the “shadow” and how it can [...]
The Dangers of Smiling Depression
THE DANGERS OF “SMILING DEPRESSION” Posted: September 17, 2019 8:14 am When you think of depression, you probably imagine someone moping, tucked under the [...]