knew a few months ago when I was interviewed by Mel of Momscast I knew it was my best interview to date. To get words like great vulnerability, humor and wisdom to describe my messages from some of my fellow bloggers and
Today's writing prompt felt like it needed to be shared. What if you stopped asking permission to be yourself and stopped apologizing for who that person is?
I stand on my brick patio looking up at the churning sky. My lush butterfly gardens, all four of them, surround me with all the shades of green you can imagine and the sweetest scents to ever fill my nose.
Much of what we do as therapists is re-parenting our clients. I teach, I coach, I push, I hold space for healing, I keep accountable and I deeply care. Actually, this is also what I do if you are my friend or
The more I get to know this complicated gray, the discomfort and the permission of the space of holding two truths, the more enamored and grateful I am for it.
We only have 4 more days in the final funding campaign for the documentary Don't Talk About the Baby.
Chad wrote his first blog post in honor of the documentary Don't Talk About the Baby. The male perspective is so important in the infertility and loss world
My June is filled with a lot of travel and getting my schedule under control in order to make more time for the second book.
At 3 he asked his mom, “Why don’t Justine and Chad have kids?”
Grace. A gift no one deserves and yet we are all worthy of.
