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Gil Scot Heron Like the man says: Lyrics Well, the first thing I want to say is: Mandate my ass! Because it seems as though we’ve been convinced that 26% of the registered voters, not even 26% of the American … Continue reading →

Dr. Judith Herman, who helped launch the field of trauma studies, has returned to publishing after a long, mysterious ordeal  At the age of 81, psychiatrist Dr. Judith Herman has rejoined the conversation, publishing “Truth and Repair,” a follow-up to … Continue reading →

We’re back, in-person, and meeting in the cafe. Coffee and All That Jazz 72 Howard Park AveRoncesvallesT’karontoPlanet Earth Right on the 506 TTC route. 4pm to 6pm Big thanks to Su & David “The Jazz” for their ongoing support.

Aim The overall aim of this workshop is to begin building an understanding of the many and various ways that life can leave us wounded that is large enough, wide enough, and deep enough it enables us to generate the … Continue reading →

Note: If you’re looking for training on “how to deescalate anyone in three easy steps” then you’ll not find it here. However, if you are looking for opportunity to both examine the orthodoxy and trenchant mental models that underpin and … Continue reading →

Supporting A person Who Hears Voices Developed in response to requests from participants who have already participated in our introductory workshop Accepting Voices Part 1: Introduction. If you have not already participated in that workshop then you will need to … Continue reading →

What if everything you think you know about hearing voices is wrong? Or if not wrong, then it at least limits your ability to: understanding a person’s struggle with experiences like difficult-to-hear voices and others that get called “psychosis” and … Continue reading →

Aim The overall aim of this workshop is to begin building an understanding of the many and various ways that life can leave us wounded that is large enough, wide enough, and deep enough it enables us to generate the … Continue reading →

Put on Your Attachment Hat & Change your Romantic Attachment Style | Ashley Harvey@TEDx CSU A few years ago my husband and I got road bikesso that we would have something to do together. But what I noticed is on … Continue reading →