When Children Teach Us Alchemy: Turning Loss Into Play
The gummies she had wanted so much fell on the floor.We both paused.With a heavy…
Read moreThe gummies she had wanted so much fell on the floor.We both paused.With a heavy…
Read moreOne day, my son asked me what my greatest “invisible” fear was. I answered honestly:…
Read moreI have almost no memories of my childhood.Only fragments live inside me: a corner of…
Read more“You’re overreacting” was the chorus of my childhood.Whenever I complained about something or boasted about…
Read moreFor a long time, I used to say I had a happy childhood. And I…
Read moreI spent hours in the kitchen, trying to impress my guests.I made a Thai dish…
Read moreFor some time now I’ve been practicing Gabor Maté’s method of working with people, Compassionate…
Read moreFor a long time, I believed intimacy meant only skin on skin, burning gazes, an…
Read moreThere once was a little girl born between silences and screams.One was her mother’s, who…
Read moreI am a mother. A kindergarten teacher. A woman learning to come back home to…
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