She Seems Fine
Olympian Katie Uhlaender’s story reveals how composure becomes an invisible demand, and what happens when a hard-won strength no longer fits its environment.
Olympian Katie Uhlaender’s story reveals how composure becomes an invisible demand, and what happens when a hard-won strength no longer fits its environment.
A bottle of Champagne, a mother and son, and the small acts of care that repair relationships, and continue shaping us long after they are given.
A blind tasting experiment with food coloring—and what it reveals about perception, influence, and expertise.
Most of us have a last ten percent—the habit we almost broke, the pattern we nearly changed, the version of ourselves we got close to but never fully reached. We’ve done real work. We are, by any honest measure, mostly…
By Sharon A. Chirban, PhD In HBR this week, an article was published on the importance of teaching vs. delegating. Mentoring the next generation of employees, managers, scientists, psychologists, and medical professionals is the way to ensure that a reliable…
By: Mackenzie Brown, PsyD I find myself having an interesting parallel. About a week ago, I consulted with a coach for a client to facilitate athletic gains. Often times in sport psychology it involves a team: you and the athlete,…
By: Christina Figueroa, MS, RD, CSSD, LDN While this month’s newsletter post would ideally be geared towards adults of legal drinking age, the reality is that alcohol often comes into play for athletes less than 21 years old as well…
By: Alexis Chirban, BS In today’s world, most of us have complicated relationships with our bodies. As infants, we are socialized to communicate with other people, yet often aren’t taught to understand and relate to our bodies. Our society has…
For many, holidays, bikinis and social gatherings raise questions about self-worth. Self-worth is measured in lots of ways. How many friends do I have? Am I smart? What do I look like in my bikini? Do I have a significant…
Here I go again, writing on a plane or in an airport. Despite time off from my full time position at a college counseling center, I have managed to cram in ample travel. Pros: I get to have fun, see…