Questions: The next and deeper truth

Lately, I find myself thinking about questions. A friend's 4-year-old, in the middle of the night, recently asked her the ultimate important question: "Mom, why do wolves avoid peanut butter sandwiches?" How long has it been since you wondered something so fanciful? More importantly -- how long has it been since you asked that question... Continue Reading →

Today in the resistance: Black Lives Matter Vigil

Why I hold vigil every month witnessing Black lives lost to police violence and proclaiming that Black Lives Matter Because I am white. Because I have work to do. Because I do not always know how to do it. Because people mostly honk, and wave, and drive. Because I waved at a white woman and... Continue Reading →

Some things are meant to be grieved

As a psychologist, I frequently hear stories that touch me. I frequently hear about things that make me pause and consider the privilege I have had in my life. I hear stories of courage and resilience that are beautiful and profound. Frequently, I hear stories that weigh heavy on my heart and body. Frequently, I... Continue Reading →

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