Good Grief: What I Wish I’d Known During this worldwide pandemic, many, many folks are in overwhelming grief and feeling profoundly alone. It is my belief, however, that ultimately we are not alone, that the physical world is not all … Continue reading →
If you are you one of the 30% (or more) of American women who have been abused or abandoned in childhood, it’s likely that you are–or have been–in an abusive relationship as an adult. We repeat the past. But we … Continue reading →
I recently read Lissa Rankin, MD’s Mind Over Medicine: Scientific Proof That You Can Heal Yourself and it was a smack on the side of the head. Dr. Rankin, a proponent of EFT, focuses on the relationship between happiness and … Continue reading →
Is this holiday difficult for you? December is traditionally a time of happy connection with family and friends—but for some of us it’s a mixed bag. Get-togethers with those folks with whom we share not-nice memories. Poignant moments when we … Continue reading →
You’re at your wits end trying to make your office or home a happy, peaceful place. And it would be, if only that annoying co-worker or relative would shape up. You’ve tried everything—and now you’re ready to quit your job … Continue reading →
