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Finding New Perspective in Mentoring
As I continue to grow and evolve in my own recovery journey, I am struck time and again by how freely and enthusiastically (whether invited to do so or not) others weigh in on what they think I should...
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Loneliness as a Mentor
In her book “When Things Fall Apart”, Pema Chodron likens sitting with our own loneliness to going into detox. “Boy, that doesn’t sound like fun!” I thought when I first read her words. But it sure...
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Moods as a Mentor
I have discovered many things in my post-recovered years (that is, in the years since my dependence on my eating disordered thoughts and behaviors subsided for a sustained period of time). For...
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The Mentor in Our Own Presence
Earlier this week I blogged about Dr. Marsha Linehan‘s stunning (yet somehow not surprising) admission that she has had personal experience with the disease her professional reputation has been built...
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Finding the Weathervane in Mentoring
I have learned lately that life itself rarely gets easier. But our ease with life’s hard times can. When I was younger I had a fascination with comparative religion. I was just sure that the cure for...
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