Tag Archives: emotional development
The Process of Therapy
What [therapy] looks like. You laugh, you cry, you have a therapist come in to give you some tools and exercises to do. We talk about our resource guide, and we direct the audience to it if they’re suffering. This … Continue reading
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Tagged active listening, boundaries, clarity, discomfort, emotional development, emotions, family therapy, good conversation, healing, How did you get here, journey, personal stuff, propping questions, Relationship, resource guide, silence, therapeutic, therapist, therapy, vulnerability
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Walking Beside Me
His freshman year of high school, my brother, Fred, walked out into a Massachusetts snowstorm with no shoes on. Tensions were too high at home for him to consider footwear. I ran after him with a pair of sports slides. … Continue reading
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Tagged emotional development, Energy, family, friendship, gratitude, Grief, healing, health and wellness, kindness, love, mental health, siblings, support system, trauma, walking
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From Mother to Mother
Nothing makes you want to be mothered quite so much as becoming a mother yourself. I felt like a scared child, utterly lost, responsible for nurturing a life while feeling entirely unqualified to do so. But my mother filled my … Continue reading
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Tagged children, emotional development, kindness, life, love, mother, motherhood, parenting, responsible, skillset, support system
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