A Healthy Distance? Caring for your whole self while social distancing
Note: This article was written for the Humanitarian Disaster Institute (HDI) in response to COVID-19 and was originally published on Psychology Today. A portion of it is reposted here with the permission of HDI. A link to the full post can be found below. Though...Updates about Artisan’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
If you are an existing client of Artisan, this is the place to get updates about how Artisan is approaching therapy sessions during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are new to us, we are glad you’re here, we recommend you complete the contact form on this page, and a...That Feeling Is Called Grief
Dear [Still In Process] Self, Last time, you wrote to me about comparison (Click here for previous post). This time, I write to you about grief. You know it well. It comes along with endings. Small endings like the conclusions of books, days, and conversations. And...Ice-Breakers (The Importance of Being Average)
“If you could have dinner with any three people, living or dead, who would you choose?” Stampeding yet stumbling, my thoughts rushed forward, tripping over themselves in a hurried race to nowhere. I was a doctor, stumped by an ice-breaker. Of course, it wasn’t really...Why We Should Show Up Even If We Are Afraid We Don’t Measure Up
I love writing. And yet, at times, I’m afraid of it. A blinking cursor on a blank page is exciting. It’s the anticipation of what is about to be created. It’s that feeling of possibility. And yet, at times, I’m afraid of it, because a blinking cursor on a blank...
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