I recently had the privilege of talking with Dr. Julia Burns, a psychiatrist who has helped children, adolescents, and adults for over twenty years. When she is not working with patients, she enjoys painting, blogging, and spending time at the beach. Dr. Burns lives along New Hope Creek in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, with her husband, …
An interview with Dr. Julia Burns: Defying Small through art Read More »
I hit a wall this past weekend. I was plugging along, working on my goals for the new year, and, suddenly, I became frozen with fear. What if I don’t accomplish everything on my list? Or even half my list? Or, worse, what if I actually do all of these things and fail? Have you …
Living in the Tension (or what to do when you’re terrified) Read More »
If you ask me, there’s nothing worse than jumping off a high dive. Unless you are pushed. And that’s exactly what cancer is like. I wasn’t ready to dive into the chilling waters of breast cancer. Swim through weeks of radiation. Or tread through years of meds. I found myself looking out over the deep …
We’re all waiting for something. The right job. The right person. The right time. And, sadly, while we are waiting for ___________ (fill in the blank), most us are waiting to live. Each of us has a passion, something that moves and motivates us. Each of us has God-given abilities that are just waiting to …
Well, December 21, 2012, has come and gone, and we’re still here. Honestly, Doomsday pretty much escaped my notice, except for the ground swell of sarcastic posts and tweets on Facebook and Twitter. No, the world as we know it didn’t end yesterday. At least for most of us. But somewhere on this apocalyptic-free planet, …
The end of the world. Or, it’s all about faith, hope, and love. Read More »
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