Winter Thaw

How To Be Kind To Yourself- Ker Cleary, MA

I am forever telling people (including myself) to be a little friendlier to them­selves in times of stress. What does that mean? When I say friendliness, kindness or compassion, I am not talking about some vague, spiritual shouldism of how to behave. I mean our innate, natural human response to any be­ing in pain (yelping [...]


February 6, 2012 0
Under the Stairs

With Depression, Helping Others May in Turn Help You

  Acts Of Kindness Create An Upward Spiral Out Of Depression. A growing body of research shows that doing small acts of kindness help create an upward spiral out of depression. One of the marks of depression is not having a substantial amount of positive feelings. When we focus on others we forget about our [...]


January 4, 2012 0
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Suffering and the Pain of Change- A Buddhist Perspective

Birth, Old Age, Sickness and Death There is physical pain we cannot avoid and then the mental suffering associated to that pain.  The Buddha taught that there are certain situations each sentient being will meet in life: birth, old age, sickness and death.  These four situations reveal an important truth about reality; everything changes.  Within this [...]


December 28, 2011 0
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Are you a Healing Arts professional?

What Color is YOUR Umbrella? Get Your Business Listed In Our Professional Directory! Join our professional directory today and get more potential clients to view your business information. We are a small but growing community of Healing Arts Professionals in practices such as: acupuncture, bodywork/massage, psychotherapy, chiropractic and natural health.  We share a common view [...]


December 8, 2011 0
Tian Tan Buddha, Hong Kong

Psychotherapy and Meditation

Tian Tan Buddha, Hong Kong Waking-up To Your Life We usually start therapy to address an “issue” or “problem”. A psychotherapist is someone who we hope can help in resolving our issue or fixing our problem. Many times, the reason to enter therapy is because of some uncomfortable level of anxiety, depression or dis-ease. Conventional [...]


December 7, 2011 0
Santa, Cookies, Milk

Holiday Cheer….or Angst?

A Picture Perfect Christmas Many people, including myself, have very mixed feelings about Christmas and the holiday season.  Growing up and discovering the truth behind Santa and his helper elves can be disappointing for children.  Letting go of fantasies about reality is really a part of growing up.   However, for parents and adults it [...]


December 6, 2011 0
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