Lotus & Phoenix
Dr. Elizabeth GishOn loving and living in a world on fire.
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Why is everything so hard always?
Yesterday, as I was trying to calm myself down by scrolling through Instagram videos, I came across an ad that was like, “Do you lose things all the time? Are you overwhelmed? Do you feel like you keep failing at meeting your goals? Do you ...
When Pregnancy Loss Is Devastating
People have a range of reactions to miscarriage or pregnancy loss. For some, it is a relief, or neutral, and some are disappointed or sad. But for many, when a pregnancy ends and there is not a healthy baby, this is devastating. This articl...
When Other People are the Main Problem
This is based on a sermon given at First Christian Church (DOC), Bowling Green, Kentucky August 3, 2025 by Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Gish. While this sermon was given to a Christian congregation, I am sharing it here because I think it may have re...
Are they a narcissist or just your average dysfunctional person?
As a psychotherapist, one of my clinical specialties is narcissism. I have studied a wide range of the literature on narcissism (clinical, theoretical, and popular). I regularly see clients who are struggling with narcissistic traits in the...
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Psychotherapist, pastor, and researcher working at the intersection of democracy, healing, and religion.
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