Since the 1990s EMDR, the use of bilateral stimulation while re-experiencing a trauma, has been a proven way to process trauma and find healing. Traumatic experiences didn’t just start happening in the 1990s. It’s been around for all of human history. How have people healed from trauma before psychotherapeutic techniques, and even now when those … Continue reading “When Music Is EMDR and the Revolution Isn’t Caught on a Smart Phone”
For a year, pundits and ordinary folks alike have been debating how close we are in the United States to falling into fascism. These past few weeks make it much harder to deny that we’re already there. This Sunday, we’ll honor those who’ve shown up, embodying resilience while practicing resistance, including those who’ve had their … Continue reading “Seeds Buried in Fertile Ground”
SPECIAL NOTE: ONLINE ONLY SERVICE Worship Service, Jan. 25, 10:00am Guest in the Pulpit: Dr. Ricardo O. Sanchez This Sunday we welcome fellow UU, Dr. Ricardo O. Sanchez, for a service inspired by his book Before and After the Border: One Man’s Journey Home. Note: you can purchase the book using this link. Bio Dr. … Continue reading A Passport to Humanity
