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“It’s good to do uncomfortable things. It’s weight training for life.” –Anne Lamott It seemed like a good idea. 12 weeks before the presidential election I thought I would post little encouraging videos every Tuesday to see if they might encourage dialogue about how we could make this season more healing, less wounding. That didn’t […]

We are counting down to the next presidential election (now 7 weeks away), and I have invited you to join me on Tuesdays to wonder together if and how this season can be healing instead of further breaking us apart. In Week 3 I talk about The Day I Learned I Had Covid 19. I […]

Last week I invited you to my birthday wish – that we get together every Tuesday over the next few weeks. In two months we will elect our next president. What if this season – instead of pushing and pulling us away from each other – becomes our way back to one another? I asked […]

Here is your personal invitation to join Jim Coffield and me as we talk all things therapy. How do we find the healing path in the midst of uncertainty and alienation. See you Monday night!

JOIN ME for six incredible videocasts. Livestream with Q&A at http://www.facebook.com/SharonAHersh. The programs will also be recorded on social media.Chuck DeGroat (author of When Narcissism Comes to Church: The Church – Where do We Go Next? August 3, 10:00 AM CDTDr. Jim Coffield (clinical supervisor and masterful storyteller): Therapists – How Do We Help Clients Find […]

As the season of coronavirus continues, we are less “in this together” and more divided as we pick our perspective on the pandemic: * Electromagnetic waves from 5G networks caused the virus to hit.* Bill Gates released the COVID-19 in a plot to vaccinate the world’s population.* The virus escaped from a Chinese lab.* COVID […]

Tags: belonging, conspiracy theories, coronavirus, plandemic, the Gospel, trauma

The way back reminds me of a familiar childhood story. Let’s read it again, thinking about our way back to becoming real: “What is REAL?” asked the Rabbit one day, as they were lying side by side near the nursery fender, just before Nana came in to tidy up the room. “Does it mean having […]

From Belonging: Finding the Way Back to One Another Before the summer earthquake in my story, I believed a relationship with my daughter was too painful and too hard. I didn’t know that the heartache and the challenges were grace to show me the way back to the One who loved me, despite the pain and challenges […]