Why Your Therapist’s Landlord Matters: A Case for Shopping Local When You Seek Mental Health Care

When you choose where to get your morning coffee, buy your groceries, or find a mechanic, many of us have learned to think about what that choice means for our community. Local businesses keep money circulating in the neighborhood. They employ your neighbors....
Whose job is it to change? Mending Adult Children and Parent Relationships

Whose job is it to change? Mending Adult Children and Parent Relationships

On my most recent visit to my in-laws, my mother-in-law told me there’s a quiet revolution happening among older generations. She said they are sick and tired of apologizing to their adult children for their mistakes as parents. I sat with this information throughout our visit, and while I can understand where they are coming from, perhaps the pendulum has swung too far. But I don’t think avoiding the argument is the answer either.