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Connecting After Loss
Old counseling theories would posit that severing emotional ties to the deceased was the "healthiest" way to process loss, but today we...
Karley Icet
May 29, 20232 min read


When the Holiday Season is More Jarring Than Jolly
The holiday season can be a tender time for many. Maybe this Christmas is a grief stricken reminder of loved ones lost. Maybe this...
Karley Icet
Dec 9, 20227 min read


What is Dissociation?
I often describe dissociation as the brain's natural response to abnormal situations. Often times the word dissociation is immediately...
Karley Icet
Nov 16, 20225 min read


Ugh...Forgiveness
Forgiveness is like a heavy door. It's a dividing barrier between an injury (injuries) of the past and the freedom of the future. We may find ourselves knocking on the door, pounding on the door, kicking the door, and even slinging the full weight of our body at the door-forcing and coercing ourselves to try to release the offending party. When we find our many attempts to open the "forgiveness door" fail, it is so tempting to return to the injury and visit it again and again
Karley Icet
Oct 5, 20227 min read


Grief Work is WORK
Grief work is tough, exhausting work. Individuals in grief and mourning weather a host of mixed emotions that shake their system like...
Karley Icet
Oct 4, 20225 min read


My Personal Highlights from Viktor Frankl’s "Man’s Search for Meaning"
The following are my favorite quotes from Man's Search for Meaning. It is an inspiring read! For more information on this book and a...
Karley Icet
Oct 4, 20227 min read
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