Blog Articles

Healing Fractured Moments of Life

By Ken Wells - 01/20/2021

Series One: Blog Ninety-Six Tomorrow is the inauguration of a new president.  Events foreshadowing inaugural ceremony have been unprecedented. Beliefs about the veracity of the election have been skewed with claims...

I Don’t Care

By Elijah Bedrosian - 01/14/2021

Elijah Bedrosian discusses rejection and managing overwhelm. ...

Making Sense of It All: Understanding Sexual and Gender Expression

By Rick Isenberg - 01/14/2021

I am an out and proud masculine cis gendermonogamous kink-friendly gay man.Who are you? We live in a world that is increasingly open to non-mainstream forms of gender and sexual expression....

Invisible Wounds

By PCS - 01/14/2021

Trauma is an interesting phenomenon because, while most individuals have lived through life-impacting negative experiences, many who seek psychotherapy services--and perhaps even more who don't--either believe they have never experienced...

Embracing the New (for Now) Normal

By Aliza Cooper - 01/14/2021

As the saying goes, being in a committed partnership means: “for better and for worse.”  What it also means is: “for different”.  With the ups and downs of this last...

The Practice of Compassion

By Ken Wells - 01/14/2021

Series One: Blog Ninety-Five We know that someone like Michael Jordan trained for years to get as good at basketball as he was, but we assume someone like Mother Teresa was...

Bitter or Better? Living in the Broken Places of Life

By Ken Wells - 01/08/2021

People with disabilities are often professors to the world regarding coming to terms with broken places in life. We all experience broken places in our lives -- some less obvious...

RESOLVED

By Ken Wells - 01/08/2021

New Year's Eve is infamous for announcing New Years' resolutions. This tradition goes all the way back to the Babylonians some 4000 years ago when they first began celebrating a...