Long ago, when I was 19 years old, I was in my college cafeteria, going through the buffet line...
Long ago, when I was 19 years old, I was in my college cafeteria, going through the buffet line...
Here is a poem by Mary Oliver that has been living in my heart this fall: Wild Geese By...
Here is a poem by Mary Oliver that has been living in my heart this fall: Wild Geese By...
I was a little stunned by the U.S. election results. If I start out writing that down, I might...
I was a little stunned by the U.S. election results. If I start out writing that down, I might...
One of my best friends in the world, Patrice Schanck, died after a long experience with cancer several weeks...
One of my best friends in the world, Patrice Schanck, died after a long experience with cancer several weeks...
Yesterday I received the manuscript of the book back from Norton Publishing with the comprehensive editorial and consulting requests...
Yesterday I received the manuscript of the book back from Norton Publishing with the comprehensive editorial and consulting requests...
Are you more aware than others of subtleties in your environment? Is there some agony for you in simply...
Are you more aware than others of subtleties in your environment? Is there some agony for you in simply...
Are you very self-aware? Are you thoughtful? Do you enjoy understanding details? Are you interested in self-knowledge and self-understanding?...
Are you very self-aware? Are you thoughtful? Do you enjoy understanding details? Are you interested in self-knowledge and self-understanding?...
Every time I learn something new about empathy or attachment, I have to mourn that I didn’t know it...
Every time I learn something new about empathy or attachment, I have to mourn that I didn’t know it...
Last year I had a participant in an extended workshop which happened over the course of a year. He...
Last year I had a participant in an extended workshop which happened over the course of a year. He...
Ambivalent attachment is what our brains do when the person we were closest to as a tiny infant was...
Ambivalent attachment is what our brains do when the person we were closest to as a tiny infant was...