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Happy Holidays, from Oliver the Christmas Pug

By Kathy Broady MSW 12 Comments

Hello hello! Seasons Greetings to you! It might be a bit funny to say Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays with a silly Santa Puggy, but I just could not resist showing you all this picture of Oliver.     Isn’t Oliver just the most adorable Santa that you’ve seen this year??!   Do you see his little red Santa hat and his little red coat? Okay, so maybe Oliver is a bit grumpy looking like Santa, but … [Read more...]

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Just for FUN!!

By Kathy Broady MSW 13 Comments

All too often, the healing work for dissociative trauma survivors is so very heavy, and filled full of pain, heartbreak, struggles, anguish, horrors, fears, conflict, etc.  Too many days can too easily feel like the healing process is far too difficult to be worth it.  When it feels like that, it is really important to remember to take a few breaks from the hard stuff, and to save room for fun.  It’s like … [Read more...]

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Introducing Maizy

By Kathy Broady MSW 6 Comments

Hello hello! Over the past weeks and months, I’ve been bouncing around to a few different places, sometimes with internet connection, and sometimes not.  Today, I do have internet connection. I thought I’d say a quick hello while I could today. Hello! (that’s my version of a quick hello, ha ha ha)  :) Okay, so with all silliness invited, I also wanted to introduce you to a good friend of mine.  Her name is … [Read more...]

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