by Sabrina NDiaye | Apr 21, 2017 | Compassionate Politics, Personal Narratives
A Story of Grief, Mercy, and Power in the Dawn of the Donald December 8, 2016 — My grief over the election outcome had calmed from the loud roar that halted my breath, to a soft whisper of a slight discomfort in my belly. I had begun the work of relationship repair,...
by Sabrina | Feb 11, 2016 | Compassionate Politics
A psychotherapist reflects on the magic of connection with an unlikely flying companion. My throbbing head and prickly throat demanded a 2-hour nap for the flight’s first leg. As I settled in to my seat, I smiled down at my neighbor—an elderly woman, with a warm...
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