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    Re-entering the world: Mediating anxiety and finding yourself in a “post” Covid World

    October 10, 2022

    ~By Hannah Lipschutz, Graduate Clinical Intern For over two years, we have lived in a world full of unknowns and uncertainty. Like many of you, COVID-life became my new normal – the fear, hypervigilance, and putting much of life on hold. As quickly as it arrived and took over, it seemed to dissipate – leaving […]

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    Re-entering the world: Mediating anxiety and finding yourself in a “post” Covid World

    ~By Hannah Lipschutz, Graduate Clinical Intern For over two years, we have lived in a world full of unknowns and uncertainty. Like many of you, COVID-life became my new normal – the fear, hypervigilance, and putting much of life on hold. As quickly as it arrived and took over, it seemed to dissipate – leaving […]

    Filed Under: A Path to Enlightenment & Self-Discovery

    National Suicide Prevention Day

    September 10, 2020

    Today is National Suicide Prevention Day and every part of me wants to change that to say National Suicide Awareness Day (which is exactly what I do on my own posts). While I consider it a valiant goal to strive for prevention of suicide, my sense is that we could never reach 100% prevention and […]

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    National Suicide Prevention Day

    Today is National Suicide Prevention Day and every part of me wants to change that to say National Suicide Awareness Day (which is exactly what I do on my own posts). While I consider it a valiant goal to strive for prevention of suicide, my sense is that we could never reach 100% prevention and […]

    Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: non-normative grief, suicide awareness, suicide prevention, survivors of suicide loss

    Finding Peace in a COVID-19 World

    April 20, 2020

    Well, here we are, officially over a month into when our sense of ‘normal’ changed as we knew it. We in the U.S. were the just the latest country to fall victim to the growing pandemic of COVID-19, forcing schools to close and businesses to shut down in an effort to contain the spread. Teleworking […]

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    Finding Peace in a COVID-19 World

    Well, here we are, officially over a month into when our sense of ‘normal’ changed as we knew it. We in the U.S. were the just the latest country to fall victim to the growing pandemic of COVID-19, forcing schools to close and businesses to shut down in an effort to contain the spread. Teleworking […]

    Filed Under: Christina's Blog: Lightening Your Load Tagged With: connection, coronavirus, covid19, mental health, mindfulness, pandemic, thoughts

    To sit quietly with oneself…

    September 9, 2019

    “All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” French philosopher, Blaise Pascal ~*~ Written in 17th century France…yet somehow, it applies perfectly today. In a world that keeps us virtually “connected” throughout our waking hours…and often during our sleeping hours as our phones track our breathing, heart rate, […]

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    To sit quietly with oneself…

    “All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” French philosopher, Blaise Pascal ~*~ Written in 17th century France…yet somehow, it applies perfectly today. In a world that keeps us virtually “connected” throughout our waking hours…and often during our sleeping hours as our phones track our breathing, heart rate, […]

    Filed Under: Jesse's Blog Tagged With: meditation, mindfulness, thoughts

    Recommended Reading

    August 26, 2019

      One of the ways I stay mentally healthy is through Bibliotherapy…otherwise known as reading, pondering, discussing, back to reading… Whether it’s a self-help book, or a psychology related non-fiction, memoirs, or a good well constructed novel, books help me to see the world from a new perspective and always serve to improve my mental […]

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    Recommended Reading

      One of the ways I stay mentally healthy is through Bibliotherapy…otherwise known as reading, pondering, discussing, back to reading… Whether it’s a self-help book, or a psychology related non-fiction, memoirs, or a good well constructed novel, books help me to see the world from a new perspective and always serve to improve my mental […]

    Filed Under: Jesse's Blog Tagged With: bibliotherapy, book, books, reading

    My Story #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

    May 23, 2019

    My life has been marked by loss and resiliency. Throughout my childhood I navigated many deaths, most due to the aging family I entered as a late-in-life baby, but others that occurred much before their time. My paternal grandfather had died by suicide some 15 years before I was born, yet this loss permeated my […]

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    My Story #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

    My life has been marked by loss and resiliency. Throughout my childhood I navigated many deaths, most due to the aging family I entered as a late-in-life baby, but others that occurred much before their time. My paternal grandfather had died by suicide some 15 years before I was born, yet this loss permeated my […]

    Filed Under: Jesse's Blog Tagged With: awakening, bodhi, grief, mental health, mental health awareness

    Awaken to Your Best Self: The Origin Story of Bodhi

    May 16, 2019

    Though Bodhi was officially established in July of 2011 and opened its doors to clients in January of 2012, it had been formulating for quite some time. Jesse Fairchild, the founder of Bodhi, was working in a well-established practice in Harford County, carrying a large caseload and building a strong reputation in the community. She […]

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    Awaken to Your Best Self: The Origin Story of Bodhi

    Though Bodhi was officially established in July of 2011 and opened its doors to clients in January of 2012, it had been formulating for quite some time. Jesse Fairchild, the founder of Bodhi, was working in a well-established practice in Harford County, carrying a large caseload and building a strong reputation in the community. She […]

    Filed Under: A Path to Enlightenment & Self-Discovery

    Right now the world needs you

    March 29, 2019

    Sometimes you have to take a stand. Sometimes you can’t wait for someone else to do it. Sometimes there are no shades of grey, but only black or white. And you must choose the black or the white. There is no middle ground here. You either believe that humans are human and therefore deserve basic […]

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    Right now the world needs you

    Sometimes you have to take a stand. Sometimes you can’t wait for someone else to do it. Sometimes there are no shades of grey, but only black or white. And you must choose the black or the white. There is no middle ground here. You either believe that humans are human and therefore deserve basic […]

    Filed Under: Jesse's Blog Tagged With: be the change, made for these times, stand up

    Silver spoons and sustainability

    May 15, 2018

    My main intent for this blog is to share books, poems and other literature that has touched me or otherwise helped me on my own path of self improvement. However, today I wanted to talk about a change I’ve recently made in my life and the impact that’s had on me. In growing in my […]

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    Silver spoons and sustainability

    My main intent for this blog is to share books, poems and other literature that has touched me or otherwise helped me on my own path of self improvement. However, today I wanted to talk about a change I’ve recently made in my life and the impact that’s had on me. In growing in my […]

    Filed Under: Shana's Blog: Among the Wildflowers Tagged With: mindfulness, recycle, reduce, reuse, sustainability

    The Good and The Not-So-Good of Social Media

    April 14, 2018

    Social media (sigh). It’s something that most of us use on a semi-regular basis, and others of us cannot imagine NOT using at least several times a day. Social media used wisely can be a way to stay connected with family who are far away, friends you haven’t seen in years, or serve as a […]

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    The Good and The Not-So-Good of Social Media

    Social media (sigh). It’s something that most of us use on a semi-regular basis, and others of us cannot imagine NOT using at least several times a day. Social media used wisely can be a way to stay connected with family who are far away, friends you haven’t seen in years, or serve as a […]

    Filed Under: Christina's Blog: Lightening Your Load Tagged With: journey, social media

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