Gentle Healing Through The Act Of Meditative Writing

Sometimes you need to take a step back from life and have a conversation with someone you trust. Someone who can listen deeply and put...

Grief begins with an ending. And with that ending, is a beginning we never asked for. We enter a dark tunnel of emotions in which the...

a heavy blanket of giant grey cotton balls hangs down from the sky Writing prompt: I know how the sky feels because... This writing...

The flow of ink from your pen doesn't begin or end on the page. I have been asked for several years whether I would work one-on-one with...

Synchroncities are such an important part of the healing process when we’re grieving the loss of a loved one. When we can no longer see...

When death comes for someone you can’t even imagine letting go of, it is a heartbreaking, soul-crushing experience. No one can prepare...

I wish I’d had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me. According to hospice workers, that is the...

When I told her about my word project, she thought for a minute and decided it really wasn’t for her. She wasn’t feeling very well. Her...

There is no more important time to know (or discover) what you really believe about life and death than when you’re struggling to come...

I believe in the power of words to heal. Whether we write them ourselves or they’re written by others; whether they come through poetry,...

The first thing I see when I walk into a room on the hospice floor is not normally a bassinet sitting at the foot of a patient’s bed, but...

I met with two clients last week; both of them women in their late 50s who are in the final stages of cancer. Both are confined to bed....