On keeping my deeper pink colors
My musings as I wait to board…
Redesigning Life After Breast Cancer
What happens after the last treatment? When the hospital visits slow down, the body is scarred but alive, and the people around you are ready to move on—but you’re still holding a storm within?
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HOLDING SPACE FOR GRIEF, GRATITUDE, AND GRACE
A Year After Mastectomy
WHEN THE LONGEST RELATIONSHIP YOU HAVE SEEMED TO HAVE FAILED YOU
This line sprung up in my consciousness this morning while waiting for the sun to rise.
WHEN ONE STEP IS ENOUGH: Resourcing Ourselves from the Inside Out
“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” - Lao Tzu
PROTECTING YOUR INNER TERRAIN: Tending to Your Inner Circles
There comes a time—sometimes after a diagnosis, a heartbreak, a loss, or simply from deep inner clarity—when we are called to tend to our inner terrain with fierce love and radical care.
WHAT'S ALIVE IN YOU? Practices To Sit With What’s Emerging
“Healing is not about returning to who we were.
A PERCEPTION SHIFT: How my definition of a rotten day has changed
Have you ever had a rotten day?
EXPECT THAT THERE WILL BE TENSION: Communicating Through Conflict During Recovery
Recovering from illness can become an unexpected site of tension in our relationships.
HOW IT STARTED: A Pink Envelope and a Black Space in the Screen
Written May 30, 2014 by Lana Jelenjev
If You Can’t Find the Rainbow, At Least Find the Gray
How to Navigate Black-and-White Thinking