As we navigate the challenging days of this pandemic, I cannot help but feel like I am inhabiting a threshold space — that place where much has been lost, yet much is yet to be revealed. …

My 17 year-old son has been trying to tackle an essay on Henry James’ 18th century novella, The Turn of the Screw, for his English class during this season of remote learning. The book is about a young governess who cares for two peculiar children during the Victorian era. Amidst…

During this challenging time of social distancing, it is easy to think that our only connection to life is with people. …

Me, My Body and The Path Before Me I recently completed my 8th marathon — another marker of my passion for running that has faithfully carried me through the last decade of my life. Each race in itself, from marathon to 5k, has been a journey that started long before…

Six tips for navigating your social life as an HSP If you are an HSP (Highly Sensitive Person), or an empath or extreme introvert, these words probably resonate with you. They make you laugh, but they also sting because they are painfully true. …

It is pouring down rain in Boston this morning, topped off with thunder, lightning and 20 mph winds. I am imagining the thousands of runners hovering under the tents in Hopkinton, awaiting their starting times, many of which are hours later. Ugh. …

Yesterday as I was riding my bike, I strolled past a woman with anorexia. “How do you know?” you ask. I know in that way that you know because you’ve been there, that, her… It was in her walk: those fragile toothpick legs, marching with an ever-determined authority. This woman…