by Jennifer Chap, BS and Patricia O’Gorman, Ph.D. We all live interconnected in families, friendships, communities, within our own unique social systems. So, when tragedy happens to someone in our life, we... Read more »
At the top of every post I have published on this platform, there is a name in bold. It’s mine. It is attached to the ideas, the stories, and whatever credit follows... Read more »
What didn’t happen for you as a child? Over 20 years of practicing psychology, I started to see a factor from people’s childhoods that weighs upon them as adults, sapping their joy... Read more »
Long before the pandemic of 2020 began, the former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy had already declared an epidemic of loneliness in our nation. The impact of loneliness affects our mental and physical... Read more »
When you think of the word grief, what comes to mind? Is it someone hunched over in anguish, the pain ostensibly etched in their face? Is it a person crying, with tears... Read more »