by Admin | Apr 17, 2017 | Anxiety/Fear, Blog, Kindness, Philosophy, Psychology
Melanie Salvatore-August Guest Author FacebookTwitter I feel most alive right after I feel quite dead. Dead trapped in what I believe is being stuck in a circumstance. That feeling of overwhelm or fear that feels like I have swallowed a glob of glue down my throat...
by Admin | Mar 3, 2017 | Anxiety/Fear, Creativity, Failure/Vulnerability, Homepage, Podcast
Sarah Aili was born and raised in California and now hails from Nashville, Tennessee. She’s a singer/songwriter who writes and performs songs in a variety of genres from pop, country, bluegrass and folk. She does the music thing. She goes on tour. She releases albums....
by Admin | Feb 27, 2017 | Anxiety/Fear, Blog, Kindness, Philosophy, Relationships, Wisdom/Advice
Brad Cavanagh Contributor Twitter In this month of Valentine’s Day, love takes center stage. We turn to those we love and remind them of that love with cards, chocolate, and dinners in crowded restaurants packed with other lovers. This month normally finds us...
by Admin | Feb 21, 2017 | Anxiety/Fear, Blog, Philosophy, Relationships, Wisdom/Advice
Michael C. Bryan Contributor Twitter The first time I fell in love was with a white trash God of a man who had a mullet, smoked Camels, and sniffed amyl nitrate on the dance floor of a disco in Seattle in 1984. He had sex with me while Tina Turner wailed in the...
by Admin | Sep 12, 2016 | Anxiety/Fear, Blog, Life/Personal History/Goals, Philosophy, Psychology
Jessica Reino Editor Twitter For me, September is a month of transition. Summer vacation has officially ended and now we must be able to adapt back into a school schedule complete with sports and extracurricular activities. As I was preparing for my son’s first week...
by Admin | Aug 30, 2016 | Anxiety/Fear, Blog, Philosophy, Psychology
Francis Sparks Contributor Twitter The image of a Syrian boy with his face caked with blood and dirt, the result of an air strike on the rebel-held neighborhood of Aleppo that destroyed his home, has haunted my thoughts in the last few days. My first reaction was...
