Getting Back To It

This is going to be brief. I am putting it back out into the universe that I am going to be getting back to writing and working on this website. Stay tuned. I am working on banking some content, but also putting out some new stuff here and there. If you haven’t seen it yet,Continue reading “Getting Back To It”

“The Tripledemic” —Week of 11/27/22

Every week I will be reviewing a reputable news article and engaging with it from a mental health professional standpoint. These will be short posts following a three segment model: 1. The News=short synopsis of article 2. The View= My initial impression of the article, and the news impact in the mental health world 3.Continue reading ““The Tripledemic” —Week of 11/27/22”

Missing, But Not Lost

We are on the cusp of winter and as we usher out this difficult year, I find myself reflecting on those I have lost. I imagine the empty spaces that are left in the homes of those who have passed, the Zoom calls or visits that would be scheduled, the socially-distanced connections. This is aContinue reading “Missing, But Not Lost”

On Fatherhood and Grief: What My Four Fathers Taught

“My father didn’t tell me how to live. He lived and let me watch him do it.” -Clarence Budington Kelland I grew up with one father, but received fatherly life lessons from three additional male adults in my life:my godfather, step-father, and father-in-law. These are of whom I speak in this post.  As Father’s DayContinue reading “On Fatherhood and Grief: What My Four Fathers Taught”

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