by Rory Scher, LMFT | Artisan Blog
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...
by Rory Scher, LMFT | Artisan Blog
Dear [True] Self, I owe you an apology. Last week, I got very angry with you when I got the news of our dear friend’s accomplishment. You were full of joy for them, but I was full of jealousy. I saw them accomplish the same goal I’d set for myself, only they did it...
by Miranda Meadows | Artisan Blog
25 years ago… A 5-year-old girl with long brown hair, highlighted by the sun, and a smooth, tanned forehead, daydreams about her future. Her favorite animal is a toss-up between a pink flamingo and a unicorn (because they ARE real), but she desperately wants...
by Dr. Kelly Flanagan | Artisan Blog
What if our mistakes, flaws, imperfections and mess aren’t our biggest problem? What if our biggest problem is the story we tell ourselves about them? And what if there was a place where we could go, to hear a different story? The to-do list when you’re launching a...
by Dr. Kelly Flanagan | Artisan Blog
It’s 9pm, and I walk in the door still carrying the weight of a day at my office. The kids are already in bed, eyelids heavy but holding out for a “goodnight” from Daddy. My wife is tired but smiling and happy to see me. And I don’t want any of it. I stomp around,...
