by Kerry Lusignan | May 9, 2020 | Parenting, Relationships
When my daughter was two, she found a bumblebee lying on our stone pathway. It was late August in New England – when gold-trimmed monarch cocoons dangle under milkweed, and sleeping pompoms of woolly bear caterpillars nestle in leaves. To the naked eye, the bee...
by Kerry Lusignan | Apr 15, 2020 | Trauma
COVID-19 is unique in that it is simultaneously resulting in trauma to us collectively, and to many of us as individuals in how we are hit directly by it. It’s poking at grief, gratitude, and guilt concurrently. And because the ramifications of it...
by Kerry Lusignan | Apr 15, 2020 | Educational
What happens when you navigate painful emotions differently than your partner? David Kessler, author and grief expert, states that couples don’t divorce because of insurmountable hardships or loss, couples divorce because they judge each...
by Kerry Lusignan | Apr 14, 2020 | Divorce, Parenting
As information concerning COVID-19 continues to come out erratically, it seems nobody is in full agreement on how to handle things. On a macro level, we see each US state implementing varying degrees of responsiveness and caution. On a micro level, our family units...
by Kerry Lusignan | Apr 10, 2020 | Marriage
We are sitting with a large amount of uncertainty right now. It’s tempting to project into the future and imagine what things will look like in several months or a year. If your relationship feels like it’s falling apart, this can include...
