How I Went From Patient to Changemaker (you can too)
Using the Resilience Curve to FLOURISH in life!
Why My Book (and others like it) Are A Lie
In chapter nine of my book, I suggest readers work through their storyline of grief by using a practice I call Micro-Grieving. Micro-grieving is when we take small but significant steps towards intentionally connecting with the feelings of our loss to move through them, so we don’t get stuck in them for too long.
For The Ones Who Stay: A Tribute to the People Who Show Up When It Matters Most
Leaders need specific directions when helping those they lead. This blog can help guide the reader to practical ways to be an effective leader and pitfalls to avoid. Using my personal story as an example when leaders showed up and when they dropped the ball.
I Wish They Could Get Cancer! Why Some People Wake Up—and Others Stay Asleep
Not long ago, I sat wondering when a couple I was working with would finally “get it?” They had come to our sessions week after week fighting, bickering, and blaming one another for the problems in their relationship. They avoided doing the assignments I gave them, and they acted, in general, as if they would rather not be married to the person sitting next to them.
THE IDENTITY CRISIS OF CANCER
This “Survivors Talk” series is designed to give our readers a chance to ask a clinical therapist, survival specialist, and sister survivor questions about paddling through the muddy waters of survivorship.
THE HERO LIFE OF SICKNESS
Living with an undiagnosed illness can make you feel abandoned and alone. A therapist who’s been there explains why, and shares how to cope.