Re:Pair: Healing the Parental Wound (Part 2)

She wanted me to unpack my feelings about his sporadic, largely absent role in my life. I refused; as a

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January 19, 2025

Re:Pair: Healing the Parental Wound (Part 2)

Re-pair: Healing the Parental Wound

My mother, with whom I have always had a troubled and difficult bond, recently texted out of the blue asking

Thérèse O’Neill

January 18, 2025

Re-pair: Healing the Parental Wound

When Serendipity Has Her Way With You

You can learn a magic trick, but you can’t will Serendipity. Five years ago, I wrote a blog post in

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January 12, 2025

When Serendipity Has Her Way With You

The Revolutionary Truth About Longevity

I cherish the month of January because after years on this planet it’s become written in my DNA—while September feels

Barbara Waxman

January 11, 2025

The Revolutionary Truth About Longevity

Why Happiness Should Be Our Global Currency

If GDP is the measure of a nation’s success, then why are so many wealthy countries plagued by unhappiness? Bhutan,

Annie Coleman

January 5, 2025

Why Happiness Should Be Our Global Currency

Embracing the Late Bloomer Journey

Being a Late Bloomer can feel incredibly defeating—until it doesn’t. In my youth, I struggled. I hadn’t found my passion

Mary Mandell

January 4, 2025

Embracing the Late Bloomer Journey

Musings from a Two-Time MEA Alum

“Sounds like you may have Asperger’s” were the words that my therapist uttered to me in March, 2017. The diagnosis

Rick Keefer

December 29, 2024

Musings from a Two-Time MEA Alum

A Secret Superpower

Retirement comes with a long list of items in the plus column – no more work being the biggest one!

Jean Courtney

December 28, 2024

A Secret Superpower

Threshold Moment

As a young father, I struggled to balance my work and family life. Growing up, I saw parents who were

Daniel Landes

December 27, 2024

Threshold Moment

The Imaginal World

I have been talking about imaginal cells in transitions for years now. It was an idea seeded in my mind

Jeff Hamaoui

December 26, 2024

The Imaginal World

Searching and Then

In grade school, he was told, “You need to have a purpose.” So, he looked for it behind the swings

Mark Nepo

December 25, 2024

Searching and Then

The Liminal Space of Midlife

The word liminal comes from the Latin word “limin,” which means threshold.It is the space between what wasand what will

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December 24, 2024

The Liminal Space of Midlife