Can Trauma in Women ever be completely healed?
When you look at all the ways that trauma can affect you well into adulthood, the question arises – can … Continue reading →
Healing from the Loneliness of Trauma
As I look at the many components of trauma recovery, I am increasingly aware that healing trauma must address the … Continue reading →
For women–complex grief–losing your parent
After losing your parent, grieving is a difficult task in any circumstance, but especially if he/she was neglectful or abusive. … Continue reading →
For women–losing your father
The way we will miss you, miss you, the steady flow of your rhythm in our lives, love you, oh … Continue reading →
Stopping Compulsive Overeating – What replaces it?
Many people long to stop overeating. Yet when food is a main source of comfort and pleasure, just wanting to … Continue reading →
Mothering without a mother, part 1 and 2
Losing your mother is inevitable and can affect you in ways you can’t always realize until it happens to you. Read the Post →
Continue reading →Handling conflict in relationship – The art and miracle of compromise
How is it that just when you feel everything is going great in relationship, conflict rises up and there you … Continue reading →
helplessness in grief and loss, death and dying
When someone dies you ask yourself, “What more could I have done?” You might even torture yourself with this question. Helplessness is helped by reaching out to others. Read the Post →
Continue reading →When to join a grief support group
Life moves to the rhythm of departure, either now-going or long-gone. It’s hard to understand how the loss of a … Continue reading →
The Lingering of Effects of Grief
A common lament for those grieving is “Why does it take so long?” Even the family and friends of those … Continue reading →