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Soften.
Breathe and remember who you are -- love, spaciousness, stillness, and infinite belongingness.
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
May 6, 20232 min read
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Love Arrives...
At times, in the grips of fear, stress, loneliness, we forget that we belong, that there's magic. May this poem remind you of your magic.
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
May 1, 20231 min read
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Pleasure.
What's the first thing you think of when you see pleasure? What brought you pleasure today? Is there something about this particular...
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
Sep 24, 20223 min read
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Here Comes the Grief, Little Darling
When darkness comes, who and what is your light? When you fall and are bruised, what is your healing balm?
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
Jul 4, 20223 min read
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March is for Stillness
Oh stillness. Sweet stillness. What is stillness? For me, connecting to stillness is a process of falling in love with myself, my...
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
Mar 4, 20213 min read
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February is for Self-Compassion
Oh self-compassion. What is it and why is it my favorite concept in the world? I still remember being blown away by Kristin Neff's book...
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
Feb 11, 20213 min read
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January is for Self-Care
Being human continues to come with challenges. The pains of 2020 -- isms, phobias, chaos, overwhelm, fear, anger -- didn't stay behind....
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
Jan 10, 20215 min read
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2021 is Upon Us!
And I've been hearing that it'll be a much calmer year. Here's hoping! But as we know, for many of us, if the COVID-19 pandemic ends, we...
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
Dec 3, 20201 min read
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Have You Been In Nature Lately?
When in doubt, go be amongst the trees and lakes. They want so desperately to love on you. Let them love you, sweet soul.
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
Jul 23, 20202 min read
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It's World Meditation Day!
On World Meditation Day, let's pause, breathe, and notice our senses. Our bodies. Our environments. We're here. And, here, is OK.
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
May 21, 20202 min read
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Therapist Musings: Thoughts
We can't stop our brain from having thoughts, but we *can* practice finding more adaptive ways of relating to our thoughts.
Dr. Sarah Leclerc
May 17, 20202 min read
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