Therapy for Social Change
Rebecca HymanTools and strategies to heal the self and join with others to free the world from systemic violence and oppression
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The Timmy the whale conundrum
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You may already know this story.
Almost six weeks ago, a humpback whale calf became stranded on a sandbank in Wismar Bay off the coast of Germany. It developed a skin condition. Its mouth was damaged by a...
What is the reckoning that traumatic memories demand of us? My talk with Eleanor Robins
Hey there everyone —
My brilliant friend Eleanor Robins, of How to Go Home, asked me to give a talk to her subscribers about trauma and memory. My talk was part of her six-month project devoted to memory and imagination, which included a s...
Professionalism creates anxiety and then punishes us when we express it
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This post is part II of a three part series on anxiety. The first, on anxiety in our individual lives, is here. This is the second.
Let’s begin:
Grab a scrap of paper. Describe professionalism. Write fast...
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I should have known better. Every time I tell myself the post I’m writing is simple and I should be able to knock it out, I discover how complex the subject truly is. I’m working on the second part of my series on anxiety, looking at profes...
Anxiety is a false protection racket
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This is the first part of an exploration of anxiety at the personal and collective levels.
The librarian
Anxiety shows up like an exacting librarian. She’s wearing a black pin-stripe suit and spiky heels...
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