“Body Language” makes trauma approachable through engaging and sometimes lighthearted activities, but never loses sight of its serious and scientific … [Read more...]
Global Trauma by Margaret Bellafiore / Guest Post
October 4, 2014 · by · 1 Comment
What do you do when you feel overwhelmed by what is happening to the planet earth? You know, the place where we all live. What if you have been … [Read more...]
Staying Brave When Life Goes Well
September 21, 2014 · by · Leave a Comment
Tender, surrendered and still curious. Some days this is where I live. The world feels fresh and new. I didn’t have to change jobs, houses or … [Read more...]
Trusting Collaboration
September 18, 2014 · by · 1 Comment
I just finished a-four month collaboration with Margaret Bellafiore who is an artist, Mobius member, friend, writer and professor at Bridgewater … [Read more...]
Sample of Work for Body Language at Mobius.org this weekend
September 10, 2014 · by · Leave a Comment
Margaret Bellafiore & Christine Cissy White, 2014 altered yoga mats and glasses, www.mobius.org … [Read more...]
End of Summer
September 5, 2014 · by · Leave a Comment
“Did you see the sunset?” the neighbor in the orange pick-up asked as his baseball cap sat on his head and the dog in the front cab moved towards the … [Read more...]
In Love with Possibility
September 3, 2014 · by · Leave a Comment
Or Survivors CAN Have a Great Sex Life! Midlife dating is divine. Questions, like balls racked up on a pool table get shot and pocketed. "What do … [Read more...]
Mindful PTSD 3
September 2, 2014 · by · Leave a Comment
I had the great honor of guest blogging at Mindfulness4mothers blog. The Fix shared the piece and it just … [Read more...]
Broken Butterfly Beauty
August 30, 2014 · by · Leave a Comment
I have a broken butterfly. Four wings she has but two are torn. Flaky and dry. Her legs have folded in and under. What once must have looked like the … [Read more...]
Early Recovery & Safety
August 17, 2014 · by · 3 Comments
I used to volunteer at the Cambridge Women's Center and wrote anonymously, for a newsletter of, for and by sexual abuse survivors called For Crying … [Read more...]