@SHoddeMiller Absolutely. I specialize in eating disorders. When I work w/ someone who would be served best in person, I find them a space. But I know many won’t have access to that
For many reasons, this is an extremely hard time to find mental health care and to provide mental health care.
@SHoddeMiller Virtual has also opened a huge door in terms of accessibility. I see so many people now who didn’t have any access to therapy before. For those who need or want in person, there are practices and therapists that are offering that. It just takes time to find someone with space.
@SHoddeMiller My younger kids cant be vaccinated &my family cant afford for me to miss work. I’ll eventually be in person again, but I think 75% of my clients will choose virtual bc its so accessible. I know many who are offering both, but finding someone is the hurdle. Everyone is at capacity
@racheladawson I was so uncomfortable with the idea of it, but once I understood it, I came to see it as an incredible therapeutic tool. There’s something special about the process in a group that can’t be found in individual therapy. It starts awkward, but grows into something really beautiful
Hope is more than mere optimism, which ebbs and flows with the tides of circumstance. It’s a stubborn commitment to hold space for surprising outcomes and new creations.
If you’ve felt as heavy as I have lately, perhaps these words will lift you as well. @GoodShepherd_NY
@racheladawson I've felt so heavy about this today. It's a startling reminder that we share the earth with each other and it really isn't that big, and how real the consequences will be for everyone if we don't take care of it.
I was taking care of a patient the other day who was very seriously injured. And I stepped out to talk to his family briefly and give them an update. For context, he was Black. I told them what was going on quickly and asked if they had any questions. And this is what they said.
Trump may bless the suburbs. But Jesus blessed the poor... No Christian can defend this anti-Christian rhetoric. The Gospel of Jesus sounds nothing like the “gospel” of Trump.
Oregon Public Broadcasting confirms tweets today that federal officers in camouflage but no agency identification or badges, driving unmarked non-government rental cars, are grabbing protestors off streets in Portland and not talking w local authorities
https://t.co/sfY9TUkbDI
So many of the stories I heard growing up were revisionist history, told to create a picture that held up a false value of honor and equality, while covering a persistent thread of violence and oppression.
As… https://t.co/fWayShmp30
The fact that this hasn’t already happened and it’s 2020 - and that the idea of doing it now is is in anyway controversial - is insane. This should have happened decades ago.
There are funny moments, but when his dad started reading Psalms, I cried. Many of us have felt betrayed by the church leaders we saw growing up. Hearing his dad read scripture was surprisingly nostalgic, and a comforting reminder that people may change, but God remains good.