Tag: psychology
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the problem with grief III
In this part I will be addressing some of the myths I have encountered surrounding the actual stages of the grief cycle. As before I will not be discussing all of the myths or all the possible myths, but will be addressing the more common ones I have seen in my work as a psychologist.…
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the problem with grief II
bonus to breaking my essay up into parts, I get to take a break and eat a late dinner with Mrs. SoulDoc. Now where was I?…… The next myth about the grief cycle is that it is in fact a linear set of stages. Much like climbing a ladder or a set of stairs one…
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the problem with books
With all this book banning bullshit going on in the US these days I thought I would take a moment and throw my two cents in on this. Naturally I, like everyone else on this subject, believe my two cents is worth more than most but maybe as I am a clinical psychologist and a…
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the problem with grief I
I have often noticed, and I think I have written about it here previously, in my practice there will be a pattern, or what I refer to as a theme, which appears to be guiding my work over a period of time. Sometimes that period is a day, sometimes longer, but it is so prominent…
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A question
What is The Way? The path before you is the way But how will I know? The way is not a place found It is the means of moving A Tanka to start my day. This one is based on a question I was asked recently.
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An Observation
Coming out of my office last night I was confronted by a realization. I have been working late into the evening due to a patient’s need and as a result I have been in my practice building much later than I usually am. What happened last night was as I was coming out of my…
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Culture
Is it you Or is it me, Who is responsible four our discord? When speech is used To prove who is right, Are we not both proven wrong? Should we escalate Or raise our voices, or Should we not instead Speak only to Understand?