There’s a certain loneliness that can quietly emerge in adulthood. When we were younger, connection was often built into daily life. We sat next to the same classmates, saw the same coworkers every day, or naturally found ourselves in spaces where friendships could form without...
I may be dating myself with the reference, but for a moment I ask us all to draw upon our collective memory and resurrect the dulcet tones of a sisterhood of nuns in an Abbey in long ago Austria, home of The Sound of Music....
Has the excitement of what’s to come with holiday fun come to an end? The tinsel gone dull and the lights hopelessly tangled? Or perhaps the residue of time with family members who tax and exhaust still linger? Or the sum total exhaustion of working...
You don’t need to be a therapist to notice it — the world feels loud right now. Not just in the obvious ways — honking traffic, kids crying, endless notifications, the hum of headlines — but in the quieter, subtler ones too. The never-ending to-do...