Essays, Self Care How I’m Coming to Radically Accept My Life as a Young Adult with Fibromyalgia Note: I wrote this article for “The Mighty” back in spring 2016 when I was on leave from social work grad school. During that Emmie Arnold Posted on May 15, 2018
Self Care 30 Unique Skills of People Who Live with Chronic Health Conditions People often think of disabled people in terms of what they lack, but here are a few remarkable gifts that we have. A list of Emmie Arnold Posted on May 6, 2018
Mental 5 Impactful TED Talks That Are Worth Hearing I’m a student at seminary. I spend the vast majority of my time thinking about the deeper parts of life, what might come Emmie Arnold Posted on February 20, 2018
Essays “I’m Not An Alcoholic” – Facing My True Self Note: The following is a personal account by the author. It is reflective of her personal experiences and should not be Guest Author Posted on November 6, 2017
Self Care Sweatpants & Soul | Healing Through Poetry (SAAM) Happy Poetry Month, dear friends. I want to share with you how I came to take on the identity of poet and creative writer, Emmie Arnold Posted on April 27, 2017
Self Care Finish Each Day and Be Done With It "In regards to the mistakes you’ve made and the negative thoughts you’ve labeled yourself and your life with, let them go." Emmie Arnold Posted on February 20, 2017
Essays Personal Essay | How One Question Turned My Life Around By M. Terry Bowman Mark’s eyes locked with mine; a hint of a twinkle was evident as he smiled in anticipation. His Guest Author Posted on June 13, 2016
Essays Running Away Home by Nicole Alexander In my mid-twenties, I departed the east coast for romantic San Francisco. I’d been dreaming about moving Guest Author Posted on January 20, 2016
Books Review & Interview | Broken Places by Rachel Thompson One of the scariest things a victim of sexual abuse can do is tell his or her story. It’s also the most powerful. In Broken Nanea Hoffman Posted on August 31, 2015
Wellness 5 Things to Kindly Keep in Mind While Talking to People Processing Violence People who’ve survived any form of physical abuse or threat are often left with hard-to-heal emotional scars. The damage can Tawni Freeland-Crider Posted on August 4, 2015