The following are some blogs that cover timely topics that might be of interest. Feel free to chose what interests you.
When you’re stuck inside your head, with that damning tape that keeps on going ’round and ’round, do something physical! Most likely, you’re stuck for two reasons. First, because the pandemic has limited us...
Read moreIn the last post, we talked about practicing mindfulness as a way to help you better achieve your NY’s resolutions. Let me say at the outset that meditation is not for everyone. There are other ways that are just as good. ...
Read moreHappy New Year! It’s that time of year, again. If you’ve had trouble reaching your New Year’s resolutions in the past (and who hasn’t), here are two suggestions that some other people have found helpful. ...
Read moreDo you know that feeling that many of people get at Christmas – sometimes even if you don’t celebrate the holiday? The one where you feel looser, more free? Certain celebrations tend to bring that feeling out more ...
Read moreStressed out? Yep! Headaches and irritability? You betcha! This election cycle has been a major stress-inducer for everyone, more than any other election that I can remember. So what to do? I saw an article the other d...
Read moreThe separation of immigrant children from their families, as well as the indefinite detention of families with their children, subjects both groups to potential long-term, and in some cases, irreversible damage. Our ability to t...
Read moreBy now you’ve read the multiple stories about the suicides of Kate Spade and Anthony Boudain, and the CDC’s report of the 30% plus rise in suicides in the US since 1999. It doesn’t matter what others think, wheth...
Read moreWith profound sadness and dismay, we extend out heartfelt sympathy and condolences to the families, friends, and classmates of the 10 students that were killed, and the 13 students who were injured on Friday, May 18th, 2018 in the...
Read more“Time is what keeps everything from happening at once.” Ray Cummings, 1922, “The Girl in the Golden Atom”...
Read moreCongress refuses to pass gun control. The FBI failed to follow up a tip about Cruz. 35 times the local police were called to Cruz’s home. The Department of Children and Families closed Nikolas Cruz’s case, st...
Read moreWe extend our deepest sympathy and condolences to the families, friends, and classmates of the 17 students that were killed or injured yesterday, Valentines Day, February 14th, 2018. We also share our concern for their classmate...
Read moreMay the warmth and spirit of the season be with you throughout the New Year. Happy New Year!...
Read moreA Harvard Business School study, published online in the Journal of Happiness Studies in April 2011, recently covered on NPR, found that giving to others increased one’s own life satisfaction. When participants were gi...
Read moreTomorrow, Tuesday, 12/12 @ 4pmET, 1pmPT, David Kessler, internationally known expert on grief, will be giving a free webinar on “Grief and the Holidays”. He has treated many celebrities, coauthored books with Elizabe...
Read moreRecently seen on a bumper sticker: Sometimes I wrestle with my demons; sometimes we just snuggle....
Read moreMost people love holiday time, but for many – too many- it’s also a time of worry, anxiety, stress, and inner turmoil. Enter, the visit with the family. How do we get through this without compromising ourselves too m...
Read moreThis is the holiday that everyone seems to like best – no commercialism, no hype, no frantic gift shopping. Share with those you love, and with those who have no one on this day. Celebrate the favorite holiday of the year ...
Read moreThe shooting deaths in Sutherland Springs forces us to grapple with the needless tragedy of it all. As more information has surfaced, we have learned that the shooter, Devin P. Kelley had a long history of assaultive behavior th...
Read moreWe mourn the loss of the 26 victims killed by Devin P. Kelley on November 5th, while worshipping at Sunday services at First Baptist Church. Let us all remember and honor those victims and their families....
Read moreThe incident in mid-September, in Blackstone, Massachusetts was one that horrified everyone, including the neighbors who lived in the town. Four children were removed from the home, a 13-year-old girl, a 10-year-old boy, a 3-year-...
Read moreWith all of the recent media coverage of domestic violence and abuse, specifically involving the NFL, one of the most frequent questions is: “Why doesn’t she leave him?”. The answer is more appropriate for a longer article, ...
Read moreWith the launch of my new website I will now also be writing my Client Stories! I hope you will find these articles helpful and maybe relate to them. The names used are not actual people, but rather an illustrated story of my...
Read moreThe suicide of Robin Williams hit all of us pretty hard. We saw the entertainer side of him, but most of us weren’t aware of how much pain he was in, and the dark place that he lived in. We saw instead the man who made us laugh ...
Read moreApril 15th, 2013 was the day Boston, my home town, lost it’s innocence. It was a day that most people described as being “surreal”, or like “watching a movie”. The shock of being blindsided by death in such a celebra...
Read more“Our hearts are broken.” – President Obama, 12/15/12 Let us remember the innocent children and adults who were tragically killed in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012. And as Obama said, let us “hug our children a l...
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