Michelle Alyssa Go died last weekend after being pushed onto the subway tracks in Times Square. A 40-year-old Asian American woman, her life was tragically […]
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Night Owls
We have all heard it. The early bird catches the worm. Early to bed, early to rise… So what is a night owl to do? […]
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What Martin Luther King, Jr. Knew But Never Said
On Monday, we pay tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. Stories and accolades will fill every form of media. Appropriately so. We will celebrate this […]
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Women’s Stories Carried Forward
January 1. Typically a time for New Year resolutions and fresh promises to self and others. This year – maybe because my family recently lost […]
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Looking Back with Gratitude, Looking Forward with Hope
See you in the new year! In the meantime, you can browse musings from 2021 here and the entire collection here.
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How Can We Laugh?
I gave a talk earlier this week for the World Health Organization as part of their weekly series on mental health. This initiative is part […]
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Doing Less for Mental Health
The holiday season brings with it excitement, merriment, and joy. Gatherings with friends and family provide time together and a sense of connection. But this […]
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World AIDS Day 2021
This past Wednesday, December 1st, was World AIDS Day. Dating back to 1988, World AIDS Day is “an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in […]
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