Category Archives: Psychology
Self Worth
On a recent sunny afternoon I was walking with my beloved on a rain-green hillside above Boulder. In spite of the colorful flowers, clear blue sky, and my beloved’s company, I was a bit heavy at heart. A little inner … Continue reading
Lessons in Awareness
by Alan McAllister, CCHt PhD-phys After the hernia surgery everything in my belly is tender and frozen. It is not so much being in pain – the medication helps with that – as a deep sense of fragility and protectiveness … Continue reading
Remembering Tools
Last week there was one beautiful warm day that was perfect for moving house. The next day it was snowing hard in the afternoon. I came out of the bank, wiped the snow off the car windows, and in minutes … Continue reading
Decisions
Sometimes we come to a decision, a fork in the road of our life, a place where you have one or more choices about how to move forward. Some forks are minor; what clothes to wear today, or what to … Continue reading
Comfortable Shadows
Several months ago I was in a sweat lodge, feeling into what I needed to give away. What came up for me was grief. At the time I was using grief to intentionally release attachment to a relationship I was … Continue reading