Mindful Self-Care: Planning to Let Go

Mindful Self-Care: Planning to Let Go

              Ed and I love to plan. We have already scheduled the trips we will take in 2020. We have a month-by-month set of specific timelines to finish the novel we’re writing. And we have detailed plans for each day: Morning salutations 8:00–8:30. Writing…

Mindful Self-Care: It’s Time We Talked About It

Mindful Self-Care: It’s Time We Talked About It

Urinary incontinence. It affects almost half of all women at some time in our lives. But most of us are too embarrassed to talk about it. What other such widespread medical condition would we have the gall to remain silent about? And how long are we willing to compromise our…

Mindful Self-Care: Touch…Another Form of Vulnerability?

Mindful Self-Care: Touch…Another Form of Vulnerability?

My last blog post suggested that men might be touch-starved. But it’s clearly not just men who aren’t being touched enough. In her book Touch(2001), Tiffany Field argued that many societies, ours among them, are dangerously touch-deprived, leading to an epidemic of what she referred to as “touch hunger.” Why…

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