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“We are all in this together and there is no therapist and no person immune to the inherent tragedies of existence”. I read this passage from Irvin Yalom’s Book titled The Gift of Therapy and it touched something within me deeply. It was the reason I began my career in social work. The reason was
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September is National Suicide Prevention Month.

Whenever I think about suicide, what it means to me, how I feel about it, the word that always comes to mind is shame. I don't think you can talk about suicide without talking about shame. I have been heavily immersed in Brene Brown's research work on ...

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I pose that radical question to you. Meditators often see the spiritual awakening that is, in essence, the inevitable outcome of a long-term practice of meditation as the "death of the self" or the "death of the ego." Like a caterpillar that must die before becoming a butterfly, ...

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I think about my 99 year old grandmother who passed away a year and a half ago. She and I had a deep love for each other and would always joke that we were kindred spirits. I could see the spirit that was beyond her eyes- ageless and genderless. (If anything, inside she was an
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