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 […]
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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 »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 »Continuing with our Beyond Medicine series on Baggage Claim, we talked about baggage between nations on Facebook and shared some examples. Racial and ethnic tensions are not […]
Continue reading »Ethnic tensions consist of emotional baggage that has survived many centuries and is still used by politicians, people in power and even the common people […]
Continue reading »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 »I’ve been reflecting a lot on toxic people. I am sure I was toxic at some point to others too. Being toxic means a person […]
Continue reading »I suppose it follows naturally that if communities have discrimination or emotional differences within them, then across communities we will probably see more differences and […]
Continue reading »Lately I’ve been observing behavior patterns, as usual, of people around me. In particular, romantic betrayal (cheating on your romantic partner) has been coming up. […]
Continue reading »To continue our Baggage Claim series, we looked at emotional baggage that people carry within communities, such as, religious, professional, housing and volunteer groups. One […]
Continue reading »In our Beyond Medicine series on Baggage Claim we look at different types of emotional baggage that families carry. It could be intergenerational families, extended […]
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