Creative Healing
At the end of 1913 Carl Gustav Jung separated himself from Freud and the psychoanalytic community. Their prior collaboration served both men crucial interests. Freud, a Jewish intellectual in declining Continue Reading →
CThe global human body is sickened by the virus and we need individual and community approaches to process its impact. As it spreads across the world it creates disruption, fear, Continue Reading →
Julia came to me to get help processing her experiences with an advanced smooth muscle cancer. I was privileged to accompany her in her journey that took a transitional turn Continue Reading →
As individuals, we make health a priority and marginalize sickness. Informed by cultural values of youth, fitness and health, we make disease our enemy. We declare war against sickness and Continue Reading →
Despite much scientific progress, health and sickness remain poorly understood. We know a lot about what causes disease and what prevents us from falling sick; nevertheless, we know little about Continue Reading →
From the Introduction of my upcoming book: My great grandfather Fritz Morin and my grandfather Jean Morin were the clinical directors of the Tuberculosis Sanatorium of Leysin, in the Swiss Continue Reading →
If you trust in Nature, in what is simple in Nature, in the small Things that hardly anyone sees and that can so suddenly become huge, immeasurable; if you have Continue Reading →
In the last two days I came down with a cold and lay in bed listening to some podcast from Krista Tippets radio show On Being from American Public Radio. Continue Reading →
Just finished calling my brother. He and his family are in the Swiss Alps skiing. I just had my first bout of homesickness in 13 years of being in the Continue Reading →