Learning The Art Of Solitude: Living Alone After Divorce
October 30, 2009 by Cathy Meyer
Filed under Books, ericamanfred, Evolution, Living Alone, Midlife Divorce, More Topics, Wisdom Gained
Submitted by: Erica Manfred Here are some wonderful insights and advice on living alone from Florence Falk, Ph.D., psychotherapist and author of On My Own; The Art of Being a Woman Alone You were divorced and alone, how did you manage to get through the initial period of intense loneliness? First you must distinguish aloneness [...]
Loneliness and Isolation: Is it Time to Rescue Yourself?
October 4, 2009 by Cathy Meyer
Filed under dailyplate, Healing, Living Alone, Midlife Divorce
Submitted by: Big Little Wolf We live in a land of put-on-your-happy-face. We set the mask in place in the morning, then greet the world. If we want smooth sailing – and a chance at “success” – we maintain it. Can’t breathe in there under that mask? Suck it up! It’s euphemism time, and that [...]
LONELY IS NOT A FOUR-LETTER WORD
September 9, 2009 by Cathy Meyer
Filed under ericamanfred, Fun & Travel, Healing, Health, Midlife Divorce, Wellbeing
Submitted by Erica Last week I went for the second time this summer to a spiritual retreat in Lily Dale, New York. Lily Dale is a rather unique spot. It’s a tiny little village in western New York, near Buffalo, with small gingerbread Victorian and clapboard cottages all crowded together, most with luxuriant gardens. Lily [...]
