Archive for October 2019

Our Western culture often places an expiration date on grief’s timeline. But for those of us who have known grief-who have lived the full-bodied experience of loss as a visceral, shattered, flattened, leaded amputation of life as we once knew it- understand that grief will not be censored. Honoring and tending and holding and loving…

Life is challenging! We are bombarded daily with its impact. It makes sense that we would have an anxious part inside of us who might feel fear or unease or overwhelm. It is indeed normal for humans to feel anxious given what the world asks of us. The good news here is that our anxious…