
How thinking impacts our experience of illness by a chronically ill Psychology PhD
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The Poet’s Garden, Vincent van Gogh, 1888
I’m someone who loooooves to be in the present (it’s a real gift to not be dissociated all the time anymore…).
I’m also someone who acts for my past and future self regularly.
I’ve changed a lot...
For to Be a Farmer’s Boy, Winslow Homer, 1887
My body can’t work how it used to.
My body can’t do a lot of things the way it used to.
In the “before times” —before my severe POTS, before 2023— I engaged in a lot of performing wellness....
Water Lily Pond, Claude Monet, 1900
I’m gonna cut to the chase. The answer to if illness recovery stories are helpful or hurtful is a resounding: it depends.
So if you were in the mood for a jolly, simplistic, black-and-white answer, I wa...
The Seine, Henry Ossawa Tanner, c. 1902
Many of us are walking through the world like a decapitated head. Sorry to get gruesome, but it's true!
We act as if the body and mind are separate, and we’re all too eager to default to the unattac...
Welcome to the unedited version of me
As a creator, so much of what I do is edited. Newsletters edited on repeat. Reels that are edited to have no gap in speaking just in case someone gets bored in the second it took me to breathe. Edited,...
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Chronically ill Psychology PhD thinking about how we think about illness. \ud83c\udf3b Illness changed the life you thought you'd have. I help you trust yourself and your body again. Believe Your Body ⬇️
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