As a pysychotherapist, I’m supposed to be an expert on crazy. There are times when my patients seem a lot less crazy to me than other people I’m seeing around me. Now is one of those times.
telling everybody about the healing power of groups, and
taking photos of what I see around me.
I can’t stop, won’t stop posting videos of my performances even though I have — OMG! — only 18 subscribers to my YouTube channel. Here’s the latest video:
Can’t stop, won’t stop singing about triggers until all the worst triggers go away.
Can’t stop, won’t stop expressing gratitude to all who help me keep going every day, including YOU.
I’m also focusing on “dealing with change” today because next week I’ll be conducting a version of my Coping and Healing groups for staff at the major Boston hospital where I work. That’s a change for me and I’m going to focus the group topic on dealing with change, since we’re all dealing with so much change, especially in the health care industry.
One way I deal with change is to blog here daily and to share my photos from the day before. Today’s photos feature
Julie, the lovely woman from my high school who helped me deal with Hillel’s death by inviting me to stay at her place Tuesday night and go to Hillel’s funeral together,
Julie’s pets, including two cats and a dog,
Julie’s beautiful home, inside and out,
the cemetery where Hillel was buried yesterday, and
the delicious meal Michael served me when I finally got home last night.
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