You should do some research about what the school offers well and the things that sets your choice apart from those of others.I just love this brave guest post from Jenny. We met online at #ppdchat (where she is a regular), and I got to hear her wonderful voice (the girl can sing!) through my…
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I am so honored to have Susan’s trust with this post. Susan ( on twitter ) is a member of my group, and her insights and sweetness always inspire me. She shared her lovely with us last year, and she bloggs at – – – Of all the things I regret about my time with postpartum depression and…
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My gosh, Kristin ( ) is here with this inspiring tender guest post! I love this woman, and I am honored to have her at my . Kristin is a stay-at-home mom, writer and social media marketer. She blogs at . She resides with her husband and one-year-old son in a university residence hall, where her…
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I am so very honored to have Hayley Lau here today. This guest post is very important to me. It is a shining example of Permission-Based Healing, though I don’t claim to say that Hayley was influenced by my work when she wrote it. In her courage, Hayley is one of the deepest writers I know. She…
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Written on
August 10, 2011 by
Yael in
Anger,
Comfort-Zone,
Experimenting,
guilt,
Listening to the Body,
My Process,
pain,
Permission-Based Healing.,
Postpartum Depression,
PPDemons,
Progress,
Self-Care,
Trust
So, where were we? we talked about how to get ourselves off the hook and begin to stop feeling guilty for being anxious. And about disarming anxiety rather than fighting it. And how this is scary, and very empowering. It was sort of a what’s-in-it-for-you kind of post. This one here is more of a…
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Written on
July 29, 2011 by
Yael in
Anger,
Comfort-Zone,
Discomfort Tolerance,
My Process,
My Story,
Non Violent Communications,
Postpartum Depression,
PPDemons,
Progress,
Trust
about a tough trip, and a yay for how my husband and I rocked it emotionally (while explaining how you might use these ideas when your going gets tough). In this Part 2 we explore the fight that followed and the subject of anger in a loving relationship: being angry, the right to be angry, the…
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