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Our Daily Grief

The deeper I get into grief work the more I realize that grief is a part of almost every facet of our lives. There is grief every time our lives do not turn out the way we planned, the way we wanted, or contrary to our dreams. This happens daily. Every day we can over [...]

Our Daily Grief2015-06-30T11:58:48-04:00

Grief and Eating Psychology

This past weekend I was in Boulder, Colorado, attending a Psychology of Eating Conference. It was good to be back in the presence of the mountains. The majesty of the mountains never fails to nourish me. The conference was a powerful reminder of the importance of my work as an Eating Psychology Coach. I reconnected [...]

Grief and Eating Psychology2015-06-04T11:42:07-04:00

Transitions

I have been thinking about transitions lately. My husband Dan is retiring from his 36 year career in construction. This brings many changes for both of us. Navigating the time around transitions can be a little like navigating grief. We all go through a variety of life- changing transitions. Some of them are major, like retiring [...]

Transitions2015-05-19T14:31:20-04:00

Learning My Own Lessons

This past week, when I returned from Omaha, I was given an opportunity to practice what I teach. I arrived home Monday evening and settled in at home. Tuesday morning I woke up bright and early, did my morning sitting in silence practice, and headed off to yoga. I got in my car, turned the [...]

Learning My Own Lessons2015-06-04T18:56:56-04:00

Your Inner Child Holds the Key

I always think that when I promise to expand on a topic in my next newsletter that it will practically write itself; that I will not have to work hard on writing it. I'll let you in on a secret, when it is time for me to write my newsletter it does practically write itself! [...]

Your Inner Child Holds the Key2015-06-04T18:38:28-04:00

The Importance of Relaxation

This past weekend Dan and I went on a train trip. He has always reminisced about a train trip he took with his grandparents when he was a boy, and has wanted to share a train trip with me. The perfect opportunity for such a trip arose with Dan working near Omaha; we found ourselves [...]

The Importance of Relaxation2015-06-03T12:46:24-04:00

How to Listen to Your Own Heart

I am more aware lately of how inundated we are with messages. They are everywhere: on billboards, television, Facebook, and in magazines to name a few places. Everywhere we look we see advice for every issue or problem we may have. These messages have good intentions. Someone found a way to make a problem better, [...]

How to Listen to Your Own Heart2015-06-04T14:23:45-04:00

I Need Your Input

As I sat down to write this blog I found that my thoughts were all over the place. They were all good thoughts, but I would write a sentence about one topic and then switch to an unrelated topic. I decided to let it go for a while and come back later. When I resumed [...]

I Need Your Input2015-06-04T14:19:43-04:00

Feeling Better or Getting Better

As I have mourned my Aunt these last few weeks, and heard of others who have lost beloved family members, I have been taken down the rabbit hole of my own grief once again. Each time I do this it is with new awareness. I take with me all of the realizations that have come [...]

Feeling Better or Getting Better2015-06-04T14:15:50-04:00

A Mother’s Love

A week ago my Aunt Tillie died. She was 93. As I sat reflecting on Aunt Tillie, and the times I spent with her, I found my reflections also included all the other women in my life who have made their transition from this life. They include my mother and daughter along with grandmothers and [...]

A Mother’s Love2015-06-04T14:11:27-04:00

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