November Sundown Healing Arts Newsletter

When we allow all our conflicting feelings to be present, drop what isn't ours, and imagine the problem is already solved, we can emerge into new terrain.
All Done! Tools for Rapid Change

New book responses at Curious, Healing. Have you read these? Comments welcome!
"Sea Change" by S.M. Wheeler
"A Theory of Everything" by Ken Wilber
"Mass" by Leonard Bernstein
"The Art of Empathy" by Karla McLaren
"Disarming the Narcissist" by Wendy T. Behary, LCSW

Article updates
tim pointed out that Change the Rules, Inhabit Your Pelvis was cissexist in the way it talked about female and male pelvises, because someone who identifies as male might have a wide pelvis, and vice versa. I edited the article to include more acknowledgment of trans people's experience.

A client mentioned that Portland's SIA meetings are currently women-only. I edited the Learn More section of Triggered! Now What? as well as the Website Resources page to reflect that information.

Thanks to you both for your feedback!

The holidays are coming
As a holiday tradition, I link to one of my first articles, Choose Your Traditions. May you navigate the holidays with lightness and grace.

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