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Jade MillerGot volunteered as tribute and am now permanent manager of mayhem; all parts present, all parts opinionated. (Insiders included, ego sold separately.) I put the "multi" in "multitasking."
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How to Create Safety Without Trying to Control Everything
What actually helps your system settle without overriding yourself or others
In yesterday’s post, I talked about how wanting control is often about wanting safety, not power. When things have felt unpredictable or unsafe, it makes sense th...
Wanting Control Doesn’t Mean You’re Controlling
“Control” is one of those words that carries a lot of weight.
It gets used quickly, and often with judgment. If someone is described as controlling, the assumption is usually that they are trying to dominate, restrict, or manage other peop...
My Experience with Inner Healing Prayer, v.2.0 PART 1 OF 3
Editor’s Note (June 30, 2026): This article was originally published in 2018. I later removed it while making one final attempt to resolve these concerns privately, including publishing an open letter in the hope that it would lead to meani...
My Experience With Inner Healing Prayer v.2.0 PART 3 of 3
Part 2 is here.
Protecting Their Own
I responded to David’s letter by email and, once again, requested a copy of the ministry’s Form 990 along with contact information for the ministry’s attorney.
This time, the tone was drastically...
My Experience with Inner Healing Prayer v.2.0 PART 2 of 3.
Part 1 is here.
Good Cop, Bad Cop
Denise never responded to my email.
Ginger did.
That wasn’t entirely surprising. Over the years, Ginger had gradually taken on the role of handling difficult conversations. Denise was the warm, mate...
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Bestselling author, trauma linguist, and reluctant optimist. I write about what happens when attachment goes sideways and consciousness takes the long way home. Expect essays on dissociation, healing, and the strangeness of being many in one.
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