I began my career at age 19, and moved from clinical assistant to prevention specialist to health educator over a few years. 

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Well, the results are in from yet another study that show—yes, you guessed it—touch is good. (Packhesier, et.al. 2024). As it turns

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A student recently told me about a book by Rhaina Cohen called “The Other Significant Others: Reimagining Life with Friendship at the

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As I enter the third act of my life, I have become aware that I have developed a very different response (OK,

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Have you ever thought about the fact that everything you know, every single thing, was taught to you by someone else? Everything

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When Byron Katie first published “Loving What Is” in 2002, the book became an international phenomenon. Oprah endorsed it, everyone I knew

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Fertile. Abundant. Producing or bearing fruit. I’m reading these in my etymology sources as I look up the roots of the word

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A long time ago, I was introduced to the phrase, “The good is the enemy of the best,” and I thought it

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Yesterday I had my annual mammogram. I was 9 months overdue.  To my chagrin I realized it’s because I’ve started to have

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A Sexual Attitude Reassessment is a workshop that introduces you to a variety of sexual behaviors, orientations and identities. It's purpose is

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In the years from 2018 through 2022, I dealt with a tremendous amount of grief. Among other losses, a some-time partner and

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As the situation that is 2023 rages on, I think to myself, “This is what a digital civil war looks like.” Of

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I watched the movie Jesus Revolution recently, and was struck by it. I was already thinking a lot recently about how many

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Over and over again in the past couple of years I have been struck by the thought that if our culture were

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I was in my third trimester of a respected Marriage and Family Therapy graduate program when a classmate of mine fired the

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In the midst of our current world situation, I’ve been thinking about a lot about what I need to “get through” this,

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There’s a lot of talk out there about the unrealistic expectations of romantic love. Comments about the juvenile hope that the most

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What is the nature of identity? We have so many parts of our identities, but those we talk about, and those we

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Those who understand sexual orientation in deeper ways tend to talk about it as a fluid state throughout the lifetime, with people

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Don’t ever ask me to trust you, it will set off my radar. It’s been my experience that when someone says, “Trust

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