Tag Archives: safe space
Family
Family time has never felt more important than it does this year. Whether your relatives are out of town or nearby, you’ve prioritized them. Sensitivity is not your strong point, but you are starting to express your true emotions more. … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged children, community, emotions, family, love, parenting, priority, safe space, sensitivity, time managment
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Family Boundaries
My son revealed to me that years ago, an older male family member propositioned him to have sex. This apparently took place at a holiday dinner where some heavy drinking had occurred (which was not unusual), and after his father … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading
Tagged acknowledgment, boundaries, children, family, forgivness, no contact order, parenting, reconciliation, safe space, sex, therapy, trauma
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Always Swinging Open
I see my Abuelita’s screened door swinging in my mind’s eye: sunlight piercing through the mosquito net, the scent of warm tortillas in the air. Even at 4, I know that Abuelita is not rich, not like my other, Italian … Continue reading
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Tagged family, home, joy, love, memories, safe space, screen door, welcome
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