Underground Transmissions
Sascha Altman DuBrulNavigating the Space Between Brilliance and Madness
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Being Unfinished Together
There is a particular quality of attention that happens in a room -- or a Zoom room -- where people have agreed to stop performing wellness. I have been part of a lot of groups over the years, and I know the difference. Most support spaces...
What MAHA Got Right and Why the Left Needs to Wake Up
(See below for details on Resistance is Fertile, a 3 day retreat in Wales, UK where I’ll be lucky enough to be leading workshops.)
On that note, here’s what’s been on my mind.
I’ve been following the recent back-and-forth between Robert W...
What Happens When You Ask People How They Ask for Help
I've been running a four-week online workshop series this spring, teaching something called T-MAPs: Transformative Mutual Aid Practices. It's a tool I've been developing with my friends for twenty years, a personal document you build when y...
Remember the Infinite is Under the Resistance
My almost 5 year old son and I cut down a dead tree in our front yard last week and this morning I was in the alley breaking up all the branches and putting them in the green bin. I was listening to a recording of Pema Chodron reading When...
What I Said After Freddie deBoer
A few weeks ago I was invited to speak at a symposium in New York City on deinstitutionalization. It was a long day of panels: lawyers, policy people, advocates, researchers. Good people grappling with hard problems. And then Freddie deBoer...
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Father of young twins, co-founder of the Icarus Project, therapist for the mad and brilliant, New York native living in Los Angeles.
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