by juliediamond | Jul 23, 2013 | Home Page Blog
I was running along a beautiful trail, up Gwynn Creek, towards the back of the Perpetua Ridge here on the central Oregon Coast. It was a glorious day, and everything would have been perfect had I not been so scared. Of cougars. When I told people that, they smirked....
by juliediamond | Jul 19, 2013 | Home Page Blog
It’s been almost a week since the not-guilty verdict in the George Zimmerman trial. And it’s taken me almost that long to gather my thoughts and sort through my feelings to write about it. The facts of the matter are hard to comprehend: a man with a history of...
by juliediamond | Jul 12, 2013 | Home Page Blog
My friend David Bedrick, author of Talking Back to Dr. Phil, has been writing and posting a lot lately about “love based psychology,” a way of thinking about ourselves (and others) that prizes our unique natures. Good for him, because there’s a price we pay for...
by juliediamond | Jul 3, 2013 | Home Page Blog
If Walt Whitman were alive, he’d love this week. Last weekend was Pride weekend, a big celebration on the heels of the Supreme Court ruling allowing married same-sex couples federal rights. Now we’re closing in on Independence Day. If there was ever a week for...
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