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An Antidote To Overwhelm
It's been two months since I've written an article, and the reason why begged to become a topic—overwhelm. It occurred to me one morning last week (while I was…
The Single Most Important Thing To Know About A Baby
A baby’s most significant characteristic should influence how we treat her.
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Bullfrogs And Graveyards: On A Sense Of Belonging
Jug-a-rum, jug-a-rum, jug-a-rum.
I don’t think much of the Westchesters who own the vacation house next door. But I think a lot about their…
Voices Of Wisdom: Birth, Relationships And Renewal From Peruvian Masters
"Anthropology gives us insights into how relational experiences and communication patterns within different cultures directly shape the development of the…
Ending Patriarchy
Caption: Protesters with sign denouncing the "patriarchy" in the society during the "Women's March on Washington" to protest against Trump presidency on January…
“Government-Sanctioned Child Abuse”: Border Separation
CAPTION: DETROIT, MICHIGAN - JUNE 14, 2018: Protestors display multi-lingual signs at the protest to Keep Families Together in Detroit. (Spanish on sign…
Make America’s Children Great Again, Part 2: Affection
Human babies (at full term birth) look and act like fetuses for about 18 months! Yes, it is a shock. A baby should be in the womb that much longer to grow…
My Grandma Is Not A Hippie
Editor's Note: This essay was originally written in honor of my grandmother's 100th birthday in 2018. It was updated upon her passing in May 2022, with!-->…
How Climate Change Will Shift Our Consciousness: An Interview With…
How will climate change impact our human consciousness? How are consciousness-raising movements like #MeToo bringing to light enculturated trauma that will…
Negative Childhood Experiences Can Lead People To Believe In Conspiracy…
Belief in conspiracy theories stems – in part – from negative early childhood experiences with caregivers, new research has shown.
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