The KPPC Blog
How to choose the right therapist: A guide to finding the best fit for you
Deciding to start therapy can be a daunting task. What does it mean to you that you want help? How do you feel about the issues and situations that are propelling you in this direction? Are you in acute stress or more stable and looking for growth?
Grief is a place you visit
One of the most common concerns I hear from bereaved clients is: When will my grief end? This question is understandable—grief is unlike any other pain. But what if grief doesn’t work the way we expect? What if it isn’t something that fades with time, but rather a place we return to throughout our lives?
Healing After Sexual Abuse: How to Begin Managing Trauma
Experiencing sexual abuse or assault is a profoundly traumatic event that can impact every aspect of life—emotional, physical, and relational.
Welcome to the internet…and it’s impact on our health
A discussion about Bo Burnham and Heidegger and how the internet is changing our fundamental way of being. This article was originally published in the Hermeneutic Circular Oct 23’.
Cartesian Dualism and Human Design
If you have grown up in the Western tradition - it’s likely that you knowingly or unknowingly subscribe to mind-body dualism. Descartes’ famous maxim “I think therefore I am” permeates Western philosophy and life. It’s significant because our world would be very different today if he had said “I feel therefore I am” or “I perceive therefore I am”