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Brenda’s Blog
An interview with Belleruth Naparstek, Clinical Social Worker and the Founder of Guided Imagery. It also includes a sample audio
When caregiving for a loved one pushes you to the limit, it's time to dig deep and find the humor...
If you have short bouts of depression or are covered by a dark shroud of deep depression, what do you
When we’re in the midst of a storm it’s often difficult to see past our worries and fears and find
Like many women who’ve had breast cancer, sometimes I think about why I’m still here. When I think about the
Have you ever had to tell someone to blow their nose, or they had spinach in their teeth? That's nothing
Maybe it's just me, but I think it's alarming when the best dressed person in the airport is a nun.
While trying to flee the heat this week I discovered a book of artistic photographs, each a true work of
Illusive Tarahumara Indians and their genitals and 10 hours to go 60 miles were nothing compared to the next part
Ten heart-stopping hours later, including a side trip to convince a woman to come back from the dead, we arrived
Did you know your nail technicians could be victims of modern day slavery? Some things to look for in the
I know something about depression, but I've never thought of suicide. If you ARE EVER FEELING DEPRESSED, ALONE, DESPONDENT, or
Six months ago I wrote, “Don’t hold me to this, but I’m thinking about signing up with one of those
How many of us envision ourselves as a healthy, active professional when we’re 94-years-old? Before I met Lee Moczygemba, it
One of my favorite people on Instagram is a woman known as “The Contessa” or the “@AntiqueGoddess.” When she asked
Dear Brittany & Jessie, Part of me wants to say you’re rude and shallow, while another part of me thinks
What are some of the things you want? What are some things you need? I’ll go first, in no particular
While unpacking things that have been in storage for 10 years, I had a huge ah-ha moment about my relationship
