Tag Archives: motherhood

And, No, I Didn’t Forget Jesus’ Mother, Mary

Posted on November 6, 2023 by cdsmiller17

The Virgin Mary (August 5, 22 BC – c. 41 AD) I’m going the whole nine yards, here. Mary is another figure in history who might (or might not) have lived during the first half of the 1st Century AD. … Continue reading →

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Are We Painting Ourselves into a Corner?

Posted on May 3, 2022 by cdsmiller17

Intolerance (1916) OK. This is a loaded question: should we tolerate differences in society, or should we draw a line in the sand and dare others to cross it at their peril? That seems to be the ethos of this … Continue reading →

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Hypnotherapy: How to Come to Terms with Bulimia

Posted on April 15, 2021 by cdsmiller17

An English Rose To protect the identity of my most important hypnotherapy client from 1991, I shall be using this euphemism. And by all accounts, it is an apt description. But she had a late teenage coping mechanism well into … Continue reading →

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