I remember when I was a child, my father often told me that I was a Type A personality. I was active, curious, talkative, intense. That’s just how I was and no one tried to “fix” me…
Category: Passions and Interests
Watch your step: The “fun” side of language
“Watch your step” seems clear enough. But what if it’s a metaphor? Or maybe not? Is it a warning about a wet floor, or a gentle nudge to be careful with what we say or do…
Call for Research Participants
Title of Research: Therapy, Self-Help, or Coaching: Lived Experiences of Depression and Overcoming Depression in Mid to Late Adulthood. We are seeking participants for a qualitative research study…
I am only human: The art of being uncomfortable
May Day is becoming a memory… Looking back on Rhinoceritis in the Making, after the imaginary curtain falls and I’m left alone with myself, I keep reflecting on the lessons learned that…
Step into the heart of Rhinoceritis in the Making this May Day
On May 1st, we’re opening the doors to “Rhinoceritis in the Making,” a live performance where conversation, music, sound, image and movement find each other in one shared space. This is more than…
What is happiness?
Happiness is a universal concept but also deeply personal. For some, it’s daydreaming with a cup of coffee on a rainy Sunday morning. For others, it’s staying healthy, feeling connected or…
Bumpy Road
It’s officially spring! A season of renewal, awakening, and transformation. With it, I’m keeping a promise I made last year when I launched my online art print store: to release a new…
A sense of belonging
How lucky we are to get multiple chances to ring in the New Year! While much of the world marks January 1st as the start of a fresh chapter, millions of people celebrate the Lunar New Year…
Looking back to looking forward
As the year winds down, I’m looking forward to celebrate this special season by sharing my art print series, Awaiting Your Arrival: Snow, now available in my (still new) online boutique store…
In the race for instant gratification
Have you ever wondered why some of the most beneficial activities for our well-being like cooking a healthy meal or exercising can feel like a battle? It’s not because we don’t recognize their value…