Art Therapy Truck
My client had the sweetest idea — an art therapy truck that drives around town, stopping at the home of anyone who needs a little creativity session.
Wind the Clock
I came across this letter from E. B. White and I’ve been repeating the delightful ending lines.
Everything
This week I saw Riverdance at Radio City Music Hall. I recognize how fortunate I am to have the time and money for an activity like this.
Goals Update: March
Hello, all, Hard to believe that Pesach is around the corner and we have finished the first quarter of the calendar year. Here is an update on my list of items for 2025:
What Are Your Personal Symbols?
Isn’t that a great question? I got it from an old Gretchen Rubin podcast episode
The Skill of Being a Friend
Recently, I read Rules for Visiting, by Jessica Francis Kane, for a book club I facilitate at work. In this novel, the quirky protagonist, May, gets a few months off work and uses part of that time to visit old friends.
Acting Verbs
A client explained to me that acting students are told to think in terms of verbs, not adjectives.
Micro Self-Care
Often, we can’t do much to make the biggest stressors in our lives go away, but we can make things easier by alleviating as many little stressors as we can.
Have a Restful Shabbos
I seem to have titled several blog posts recently with directives
Existential Aloneness
I’ve been thinking about a particular kind of loneliness that’s deeper than having limited social connection.