Regina’s Substack
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The Author I Was in 2019 No Longer Exists
In 2019, I knew what publishing looked like. I knew how it felt. And I believed I was steadily building a readership that would carry me into the next season of my career.
A book came out. My publisher booked media. Newspapers called. Radi...
Most of what we call compassion:
May Be Codependency Dressed in a Tuxedo
I took a pause from writing—two weeks to be exact.
Not because I didn’t have anything to say,
but because I needed to prepare my nervous system to return to the work of holding others—and maybe mor...
Momenting
Courting Patience
It is strange—how awareness becomes what the mind orients toward.
A moment ago, I idled in traffic, waiting for the light to change from red to green.
Cars sequestered me in—nowhere to go, though a quiet urgency pressed...
When I Am Not Surviving
I’m still getting through the vertigo.
Regina’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
But something else happened—
something quieter, more endur...
Returning:
I awoke Sunday morning upside down.
Sheets swathed around my torso, one leg drooping off the side of the bed, the rest of me agape— nightdress rolled to the top of my breastbone, as though some desirous entity had had its way with me…
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I am here to help you return to yourself. From the life behind the film “I Am Somebody’s Child” to twenty years coaching leaders and nine teaching the Hoffman Process, my work is a map for mythopoetic reclamation. Author of “Unladylike” (Sept 1st).
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