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Protected: Consciousness: clarity, purpose, direction
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Protected: From Hole to Whole: suffering and addiction
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Protected: Standing Down: transforming insecurity, anger and vulnerability
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Protected: Child Work Part 1: Home is Where the Heart Is
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Protected: Have You Ever Been Seen? Part 2: Anxiety, Nothingness and the Existential Survival Kit
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Protected: Have You Ever Been Seen? Part 1: Anxiety, Nothingness and Surviving the First Lie
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Protected: My Space: reclaiming and protecting my psyche, body, and world
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This Cold Hollow: children born to parents who don’t want them
How did I know that you had left me before I knew the words for empty, lost, bereft? Before my birth scar? Before I witnessed the guillotine of your contempt? Before I could control my bowel, or tie my shoe, or awakened trembling in the night. Before you scoffed at me as I learned to…
Protected: Darkness Travels: how we allow ourselves to be shaped by others
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Protected: Internal Obstacles: conflict and introjects
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Protected: Grounding and Affirmation Guided Practice
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Protected: Emotions: understanding and expressing their purpose
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Protected: Holding Fast: the Lighthouse Plan
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Protected: Shame
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Protected: Existential Awareness: a thread of despair
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Protected: Worry is the Beginning, Not the End
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Protected: Existential Void: beyond an empty belly
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Protected: Depression Part 6: The Narrowing Way
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Mental Distress and Suicide
Statistically, suicide is the highest cause of death in men between age 20 and 49. This is not to diminish the female suicide rate, merely to present statistics. And the suicide statistics are shocking, with greater numbers of men taking their own lives than are killed in road accidents, or by cancer and coronary heart…
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PTSD, cPTSD, and Dissociative Experiences
I wanted to write something about the relationship some of us have to traumatic experiences from our past. It seems important that I write this from an intuitive, non-technical place. For me, this is because intution – as opposed to fear – is what we need to develop regarding our power to manage our way…
Depression Part 1: Causes, anti-depressants, and two simple steps on your road to recovery
“Above all, do not lose your desire to walk. Everyday, I walk myself into a state of well-being & walk away from every illness. I have walked myself into my best thoughts, and I know of no thought so burdensome that one cannot walk away from it. But by sitting still, & the more one…
CBT: a low-cost ‘cure’ for psychiatric ‘Illness’?
“The fact remains that the construct of psychiatric diagnosis and the construct of a psychological model aligning itself to it are both divorced from the actual, more complex and individuated realities of the particular patient and the individual practitioner. The technocratic relationship of the first denies the non-mechanistic, much more complex organic nature of the…
