May 2013
Alyssa K. Siegel, MS, LPC - Woman To Woman
I am going to admit something here that I am not proud of. My feelings about other women over my lifespan have not always been positive. In fact I would even go further to say […]
Lindsey Walker, LMFTA - The Long Tale of Trauma
We share the shapes of those who come before us, our ancestors. Our form mimics their form: our heads, hearts and limbs. Made new, in our generation, we present the world and ourselves with a […]
Zoe Greenberg - Poets Farm the City, Two Houses: Two Poems
Poets Farm the City: Poets farm the city for love. Till the soil of a white page dig out the brilliant colors still flowering in our dry spirits We’re so afraid of the dark we […]
Pallavi Tomar, M.Phil - The Therapist in My Canvas
Sometimes words fail us. The intensity of certain emotions, the rawness of certain experiences and the profundity of certain thoughts touch those aspects of our being that lie beyond the realms of expression in words. […]
Glenn Cambell - The Case against Marriage: An Introduction
An except from Glenn Cambell’s Non-Fiction Book The Case against Marriage. You are probably not going to listen to me, but I am going to give it a shot anyway. You have been considering marriage, and […]
Velleda C. Ceccoli, PhD - Our Internal World: And How It Is Populated
“Anomalies” by Julie Favreau Most of us are used to thinking about our life and how it progresses from the outside. We look at what we have accomplished and done, our family, our friends, our work, our […]
Tracy Clifford - Nobody Asked Me: Thoughts from A Stepchild
I came across therapist Mary Kelly’s blog, “Nobody Asked Me: The Plight of the Reluctant Stepchild” on Huff Post Divorce, and it really struck a chord with me. In her blog, Kelly describes the main […]
Saddaf Sohail - Anti-depressants: The Problem with the Solution
During my course of study I was completing an internship program in Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), where I came across many cases of behavioural and mental illnesses and patients, whose only aim to […]
Magdalena Bak-Maier, Phd - Transforming: Finding and Practicing Self-Love
My interest and passion sits in transformational work. The word always conjures up images of a magician doing a spell and there we have it! The new, improved, more resilient, better version of what was […]