The Liminal Pause
Molly GorneyReflections on healing, becoming, and the spaces in between.
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I used to be a morning person
I cannot get out of bed in the morning.
I mean, I literally cannot get out of the damn bed until it is absolutely necessary.
This is particularly perplexing to me because I have ALWAYS been a morning person. Ever since I was a little kid...
When I finally get my shit together
I have been living in a liminal space for most of my adult life. It is the space between now and when I finally get my shit together.
Anyone else know what I am talking about?
It’s the when I finally stop doing this or if I could just ge...
Welcome to The Liminal Pause
For a while now, I’ve felt something shifting.
On Instagram @thesoutherncanary has increasingly become the place where I want to use my voice for antiracism, advocacy, and the things happening in the world that I believe deserve our attent...
When Cutting Off a Parent Becomes the Only Story
There is a recent psychology trend I am familiar with both personally and professionally. It’s the movement towards “cutting your parents off.” I come to this discussion as a registered nurse who worked for fifteen years in a pediatric hosp...
Glimmers: The Small Moments That Tell My Body I am Safe
Six years ago, I was still drinking every night. Not much, as I was still breastfeeding my youngest, usually two or three glasses of wine. But enough that I did not have the capacity to appreciate the small, beautiful moments happening arou...
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Molly Gorney, LMSW (she/her) \ud83c\udf3f Therapist + writer exploring the space between where we’ve been and who we’re becoming. Curiosity over certainty. Austin, TX • Virtual across Texas LMSW under supervision of Shelby Solomon Harter, LCSW.
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