Welcome to my blog! You’re under no obligation to read anything I post here, nor do I really expect anyone to, but I’m using this space to chronicle some of the fun things I do here and there. Each section will have a few of my newest posts for each category, head on over to the post archive for the rest!
I’m currently working on transferring all of my old posts from my previous site, so if you’re looking for something specific and it’s not here, check back soon! I’m moving them over in no particular order.
Grief is a universal experience, a journey that we all undertake at some point in our lives. It’s an emotion so profound and complex that it defies easy definition or categorization. However, over the years, experts have identified certain stages that individuals often go through when grieving a significant loss. In this blog post, we will delve into the stages of grief, from denial to acceptance, and explore why they matter in the healing process.
Hi! Well now that I finally have the majority of this site done and complete, I want to pay the due respect and acknowledgements to all the corners of the web I used to put this all together. This will be a multi-part post because I already can tell my attention span isn’t going to cooperate in letting me do this in one swoop.
My verifible Keybase.io identity.
Inspired by projects like The Setup, and from Fred Hohman (where I forked this Github site from) here is the stuff I personally use day to day.
I think traveling is one of the most relaxing things in life, here are some of my favorite places I've been...
While I was on the west coast for my old college roommate’s wedding, I figured I would take the opportunity to visit Seattle. It had been YEARS since I’ve been to the Pacific Northwest before, and I was quickly reminded why I wasn’t disappointed last time I visited. Seattle is a beautiful city, and I would love to go back and spend more time there.
Ah, my first trip to Charleston as a doctorate student at the Medical University of South Carolina!
On my second annual Columbus Day weekend trip to California I went to visit some of my best friends who got the bug and moved out there. Needless to say I had a fantastic time and I cannot wait for Columbus Day 2016 to get here!
Grief is a universal experience, a journey that we all undertake at some point in our lives. It’s an emotion so profound and complex that it defies easy definition or categorization. However, over the years, experts have identified certain stages that individuals often go through when grieving a significant loss. In this blog post, we will delve into the stages of grief, from denial to acceptance, and explore why they matter in the healing process.
Grief is a universal human experience, one that transcends age, gender, and background. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a cherished pet, or even the death of a dream, grief can be an overwhelming and complex emotion. In the first post in this blog post I want to discuss how starting therapy can be a valuable tool in this journey.
Welcome to my blog series, “Navigating Grief - the Compassionate Journey of Healing.” Grief is a universal experience, and each of us encounters it in our own way, influenced by our unique backgrounds and circumstances. Whether you’re seeking guidance through your own grief or aiming to support someone on their journey, this series is designed to be a beacon of understanding and solace.
