LGBTQIA+ Pride Month Without Your Person
With LGBTQIA+ Pride celebrations kicking off this week it’s easy to feel… well, a lot of things. With the anti-queer, anti-trans,
With LGBTQIA+ Pride celebrations kicking off this week it’s easy to feel… well, a lot of things. With the anti-queer, anti-trans,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and William James were thinkers and writers, and each of them faced the traumatic death of a person they
Next month I will publish my sixth collection of poems, The Wind and the Rain, with Blue Diode Publishing. I am launching the book at St Mark’s
This week on It’s OK that You’re Not OK: What’s it all for? Loss and meaning in midlife with Chip Conley Midlife has a lot of messy stuff
1989 Dettingen, Germany It’s a late summer afternoon, the sky blush and gold. The heat has left my cheeks flushed and my hair sweaty. I find my
You won’t find bones or bodies. Instead you’ll find natural stone markers, buried ashes, and feathers. Dried flowers, prayers written on small
This week on It’s OK that You’re Not OK: Living with chronic illness: a conversation for everyone with a body, with Sarah Ramey Look, there
Watching a loved one move through the stages of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) can be one of life’s toughest and most heart-breaking challenges. If
Watching a loved one move through the stages of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) can be one of life’s toughest and most heart-breaking challenges. If
If you’re a man, you are likely to develop prostate cancer at some point. This will generally happen when you’re older/old, and in most cases,
This week on It’s OK that You’re Not OK: Collective Grief and Communal Joy: with Baratunde Thurston Can you heal pain by focusing on
I recently completed three-plus years of off-and-on (mostly on) supply work at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Española, New Mexico. The end
It’s been a month since my old dog Willow died, and I miss her healing presence. The house feels empty without her calm energy, but my young dog
This week on It’s OK that You’re Not OK: Why do we celebrate trauma (aka: resilience)? with Dr. Gabor Maté Did anyone teach you that
I decided to take the long way home. I had just dropped off our younger son at a sleepover, and our older one is in Kenya for two weeks on a service