The Renaissance part of my retirement I’m enjoying a lot. One example, a recommendation from the same friend who sent me the “Celebrating your new office furniture!” card (a hammock): Wonderworks: […]
Transitioning into retirement means reading many good new books and re-connecting with many good old friends. It also means tackling the de-cluttering postponed for at least five years while I […]
I read Resilient Grieving: Finding Strength and Embracing Life after a Loss that Changes Everything by Lucy Hone, PhD, while flying across the country to teach at Kripalu Center for […]
Thirty years of clinical practice, a full decade of teaching clinicians and lay folk how to cultivate resilience and bounce back from ordinary disappointments and extraordinary disasters, will come to […]
Apparently when investigators asked the pilots, who made an emergency landing in January 2009 of US Airways flight 1549 on the freezing Hudson River in New York City after both […]
I’m teaching Cultivating a Resilience Mindset at the Psychotherapy Networker Symposium this week. Tenth consecutive year, including online during the worst of the pandemic. My first in-person workshop since the […]
While navigating a week of snags and snafus about teaching online and recording podcasts, compounded by a family medical emergency, my friend and colleague Deb Dana said in our weekly […]
I recently had the privilege of creating a podcast for Coaches Rising on Patient Abiding: Fostering Individual and Collective Resilience. And in talking again with Joel Monk, with whom I […]
A friend was among 22,000 people evacuated earlier this month from a raging wildfire in the Sierra Nevada. The fire came within three miles of her home before it was […]
Every once in a while, everything that needs to be done piles up on top of everything else. I’m coping, for sure, and things will get less congested in a […]