Monthly Archives: March 2018
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Read more »Hello again. My son Aaron found Emily McDowell’s Empathy Cards online and showed them to me. They’re to send to people with cancer. I read a few, and it immediately hit me: there’s been a sea change in attitudes about cancer.
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Read more »The central insult of posttraumatic stress is the sense of helplessness it engenders. Powerlessness is the thread that runs through every traumatized response, whether it’s from a car accident, family violence, a hurricane, or a school massacre…
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Read more »A woman worried about losing her job as a result of her company’s getting acquired, says she’s also worried that her worrying “could manifest the very events I’m worried about”, and asks for resources……
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Read more »This week, the awesome clinical social worker and hypnotherapist, Roberta Shapiro MEd, LCSW, author of our newly released, hot off the presses, Positive Parenting meditations, designed to becalm even the most benighted mom or dad, offers 5 potent tips for upping your parent game. Read on!
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Read more »Actually, they’re still where they’ve always been, but the tab disappeared when we changed web platforms… Sorry! Our error. They’re coming back, and here’s the link in the meantime…. -
Read more »As you may have noticed, the Health Journeys label has been expanding its list of authors and practitioners. One category I’ve been eager to expand is mind-body tools for anxiety.
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Read more »Master hypnotherapist, guided imagery pioneer, math and physics nerd, player of multiple musical instruments, super-athlete, and all-round polymath, Emmett Miller MD, is a man of many parts. A lot of these parts don’t normally coexist within one person.
