Tag Archives: western psychology

Journey Towards Healing

Posted on June 26, 2011 by Larry

I’ve often given the following poem to clients who are struggling with changing their lives and are down on themselves for not being able to change faster. It is intended to give us hope so we can continue our journey. … Continue reading →

Posted in How Psychotherapy Works | Tagged Anger, anxiety, authenticity, becoming human, being yourself, buddhist, depression, Forgiveness, habit, journey, life philosophy, mindfulness, personal growth, trauma, western psychology, wholeness | Leave a comment

The Loss of Loss

Posted on May 18, 2010 by Larry

Every day we get out of bed and assume that our day will mostly go according to plan; my job will be there, the people I care about will be there, my home my car. We don’t think “gee, today … Continue reading →

Posted in Grief and Loss | Tagged becoming human, buddhism, buddhist, buddhist tradition, constructive strategies, counseling, death of a loved one, disconnection, grief, impermanent nature, life philosophy, mindfulness, personal growth, science of the mind, trauma, western psychology | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: western psychology

Journey Towards Healing

The Loss of Loss

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