Tag Archives: loss
Name your loss
We cannot heal what we refuse to acknowledge. Yet many of us minimize our pain: “It’s not that bad,” we say to ourselves. “Other people have it worse.” In minimizing our pain, we deny ourselves the opportunity to process what … Continue reading
Transforming Grief into Growth
Let grief transform you and those around you If we allow it, grief can make us better versions of ourselves — more compassionate, loving and empathetic. Grief can also sharpen our sense of what matters to us and expand our … Continue reading
No Regrets
“I don’t regret anything in life. I’ve learned to take your L’s not as a loss but as a lesson.It’s not punishment, it’s preparation.” – Teyana Taylor Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing … Continue reading
Moment
This reminds me of something I’d been thinking a lot lately, so I tell Beckham. It’s the difference between a moment and the moment. What is a part of our longer journey, and what is the defining part that changes everything, and how can … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 