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DAILY INSPIRATIONS

[ October 1, 2016 ] Don’t make change too complicated, just begin. -Unknown Daily Inspiration
[ September 30, 2016 ] “It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.” -Mahatma Gandhi Daily Inspiration
[ September 29, 2016 ] “I believe that the greatest gift you can give your family and the world is a healthy you. -Joyce Meyer Daily Inspiration

Beyond Jealousy: A Spiritual Approach to Polyamory

October 2, 2015 Dr. Anya 6

Adapted from the chapter “Beyond Jealousy” from Opening Love: Intentional Relationships & the Evolution of Consciousness by Dr. Anya (Changemakers Books) Last night, I had a dream. In the dream, I was making love with […] […]

Sex in Prison: 50 Shades Of Sexuality

October 2, 2015 Steven P. Arthur 3

Human sexuality is as fascinating as it is complex. This complexity is due, in large part, to its pliability and ever expanding diversity. Even what is considered “normal” by social and moral standards varies with […] […]

CAREGIVING: 3 Resourcing Tools

October 2, 2015 Michael Picucci 3

The concept and reality of acting as a primary caregiver had never entered my imagination. But in 1965, at nineteen years of age, the truth of this experience swiftly hijacked my life: my eighteen-year-old bride […] […]

But Not Too Much

October 2, 2015 Editor 4

I must place my fingers just so. Curve them, but not too much. My wrists should be lower. For once, my back is straight enough but it is a bit too stiff because I am […]

Mute About Money

June 8, 2015 Editor 0

Money competes quite well with sex for the position of the number one no-talk topic in our society. Friends, relatives and significant others typically do not speak openly about money. We can begin to understand […] […]

Psychotherapy Relationship and Money: Strange Bedfellows?

June 8, 2015 Editor 0

“Most things of exchange require money. The most worthy of exchange require the mind, heart, and time.” -Bobby Compton When you pay for therapy, what are you paying for? There are some themes that don’t […]

Shame Over Money Lost and Found

June 8, 2015 Editor 0

I have defined shame in the past as a word that “designate(s) a family of related emotions. Each member of the family is characterized by an experience of the self as inadequate, or at least […] […]

St. Elmo Village and the Importance of Art-making in Childhood Development

March 25, 2015 Editor 0

Before there was such a thing as ‘Art Therapy,’ there was St. Elmo Village. Rozzell and Roderick Sykes, both painters and uncle and nephew, respectively, wanted to create something positive, impacting, and permanent in their […] […]

False Heretics: Adolescent Attachment and Religious Rebellion

March 25, 2015 Amanda Gregory 2

“I’m a Satanist,” smirked the 14-year-old as she faced her devout Catholic mother during a family therapy session. I, the therapist, did my best not to smile. I had seen this coming. For the past […] […]

Where does “Self” come from?

March 25, 2015 Amber Adams 0

In my practice as a Feldenkrais Practitioner®, I see people change. They change in their movements. They change in their bodies. They change in their relationships to their bodies. Some people embrace this change with […] […]

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