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I am a writer and the founder of Connective Tissue Coaching & Consulting. I am the author of three books, One Teenager at a Time: Developing Self-Awareness and Critical Thinking in Adolescents, Happy Healthy Teens: Why Focusing on Relationship Works, and Truth Has a Different Shape. My work has also appeared in anthologies about food, reproductive rights, and cancer, as well as in online outlets like The Feminist Wire and Ms. Magazine. My work centers on relationship and I work with individuals, organizations, and families to remove barriers to effective communication and build psychological safety so that we can create resilient, connected communities.
Happy 2026! Visions for a Radically Different World is here! I am so excited for this podcast series and I hope you are, too. The first episode is a 30-minute introduction to the idea and you can listen here (or on Spotify or Apple, but I have issues with Spotify, so in case you do, too, there are options). There will be new episodes on the fourth Tuesday of every month and I really want to hear from folks with their ideas for other conversations as well as comments on the episodes. I've set...
When I was working with my friend Julie and then later, Shelby, to find a way to describe the work I do and the offerings that seemed disparate and disconnected, it became clear that the through-line of all of it is relationship. Our connection to one another is the most important part of my work - helping facilitate repair where there has been rupture, helping folks define their connection to themselves and their passion, and crafting ways for us to strengthen our relationships to one...
Hi, and Happy November. I hope that wherever you are, you're experiencing some ease and joy and finding ways to stay grounded. The world is a lot right now, for sure. This morning, I was reminded of this poem by Nikita Gill and it gave me some solace. Something to Consider... You all know how I feel about AI (and if you don't you can read my rant here). I have strong opposition to it for a whole host of reasons, and then yesterday, I had an experience that gave me another reason to worry...