Stumpy, the Unicorn Fawn
All Posts, The Natural World, Wounds Jennifer Lehr's BlogToday I Buried Stumpy (June 2021)
My tears fall like glass. They pile up and cut me. I flounder through them as they slash my flesh. The warm healing water has not yet arrived. My tears are not a salve. They do not soothe. I ache. I ache for…
Learning to Love the Hard Way
All Posts, Emotional Healing, insight and awareness, Marriage & Relationship Help, self growth, Self Reflection, Self-Help, Wounds Jennifer Lehr's BlogEventually, after the divorce, I married again. A second marriage for both of us. Finally, an adult. Two adults. I find connection, nourishment, and emotional safety that I could not have dreamt of before. We learned to love again.
Healing From Trauma — It is All About Support
All Posts, Emotional Healing, Trauma, Wounds Jennifer Lehr's BlogIn this story, I share how healing trauma is a long path that weaves through aspects of our lives. And it always involves getting enough emotional support.
Yoga as a Lens into Character Structure
All Posts, insight and awareness, Marriage & Relationship Help, Self Reflection, The Therapeutic Process, Wounds Healing Tips BlogIf you were to see character structure disorders as an image or bodily metaphor, you would see someone who hobbled along, with little freedom of movement always responding the same way to specific situations, rather than having the ability to choose their response and move freely, as a dancer would.
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My Mother’s Passing
All Posts, Emotional Healing, Self Reflection, Wounds Jennifer Lehr's BlogMy mother died July 22nd after a yearlong battle fighting a rare and deadly cancer, mucosal melanoma. It was the day before my birthday and I wasn’t there. Perhaps she picked that day to spare me her death occurring on my birthday. We had…
How to Improve Communication Skills
All Posts, Marriage & Relationship Help, Self-Help, The Therapeutic Process, WoundsLearning to reconnect
We can learn how to improve communication skills and learn to reconnect with our partners.
It had started as a regular day weekend day. John and Patti were taking a walk. The sun was shining. Life was good. …