18 Opportunities: Looking Back and Moving Forward
My previous post contained many reflections about my work in 2025 and some tips for 2026. Yet, I cannot resist this one. I saw this […]
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2025 Reflections: 7 Ways to Flourish in 2026
2025: A Year of Overcoming It’s been a full year of learning, doing, being, reflecting, and healing. I worked hard to overcome several triggers this […]
Continue reading »From Patterns to Freedom
I snapped recently. I was exhausted from holding space for a ton of people. I then immersed myself in something that was heavy. I played […]
Continue reading »6 Signs You’re Heading for a Co-Dependency
I’ve been reflecting a lot on co-dependency, and I wanted to highlight in this post, some signals that can help you figure out if you’re […]
Continue reading »4 Signs You are the Black Sheep in your Family
I recently came across a system used in therapy, called Family Systems Theory. (FST) It was developed by psychiatrist Murray Bowen in the 1950s and […]
Continue reading »5 Reflections on Emotional Baggage
In our baggage claim series as part of our Beyond Medicine service on Facebook, we summarized and reflected on the emotional baggage in our last episode. We […]
Continue reading »Feeling Sri Lanka: A Reflection
I’ve just returned from my first trip to Sri Lanka. This post contains some reflections, in no particular order. Sri Lanka feels like a riper […]
Continue reading »4 Insights for Youth: Courage, Authenticity, Mindfulness, and Purpose
Today, we are launching two more children’s books. They are special to us, because the characters are roughly based on real people in our close […]
Continue reading »11 Truths about the Role of Empaths: Carl Jung
A client recently shared with me a video in which Carl Jung breaks down what empaths are, and our role in the world. It was […]
Continue reading »6 Types of Emotional Baggage Between Siblings
Last week we shared some thoughts on the emotional baggage parents create in their children; this week our focus in on shared baggage between siblings. […]
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