Divorce: When the Life You Built Comes Apart
Divorce isn't simply the end of a marriage. It's often the unraveling of a life you thought you were building together. Explore the grief, uncertainty, and quiet work of keeping going, finding yourself, and defining what comes next.
Growing Through Change: When Someone We Love Dies
Losing someone we love is a life transition we never choose. Grief can bring disbelief, anger, sadness, loneliness, relief, laughter, and everything in between. In this reflection on losing my mom, I explore the messy reality of grief, the ways loss changes us in midlife, and what it means to carry someone we love while continuing to choose how we want to live.
Growing Through Change: Becoming Parents
Every piece of the mobile moves. That doesn't mean the family is falling apart. It means it's becoming something new.
Growing Through Change: Getting Married/Committed
Getting married is often described as a beginning.
A wedding marks a moment of celebration, commitment, and the start of a shared life. It’s a day filled with intention, meaning, and often a deeply held hope: this is where everything comes together.
And in many ways, it is a beginning.
But it is also a transition.
And like all major life transitions, marriage doesn’t just add something new—it reorganizes everything that came before it.