Parental Leave and Parenthood in Private Practice: 20 Ways to be Trauma-Informed
I have had a lot of people reaching out to me lately for some advice and insight on balancing private practice work with parenthood, and
May 28, 2019
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The Practice of Buying Yourself Flowers
For as long as I can remember, I have adored flowers. Looking at wildflowers in the fields or noticing several varieties alongside houses in my
May 7, 2019
The Gift of Baggage
In the summer of 2000, I set out on my first proper backpacking tour of Central and Eastern Europe. For six weeks I would be
February 14, 2019
What’s in a Name: Identifying as my Speech Impediment
Hello, my name is Marnie and I have a question: What is in a name? It’s a question I’ve been pondering lately. Our parents decide
November 20, 2018
Can Addiction Be Made Simple?
As a trauma and addiction clinician and a person in long-term recovery from my addictions, I recognize my, and the clients I serve, need to
November 13, 2018
Lessons From My Jewish Mother in Squirrel Hill
One of the great blessings of my life is to have a Jewish mother and a Jewish family in Squirrel Hill. When I heard the
November 2, 2018
My Support of Christine Blasey Ford
I support and believe Christine Blasey Ford and I am in awe of her courage to come forward and speak her truth. It has not
October 23, 2018
A Mindful Path of Trauma Recovery with Gracie Jiu-Jitsu
I have experienced significant trauma recovery as a direct result of my training at Gracie University in Torrance, California. My goal is to start a
September 10, 2018
Fighting Dissociation Phobia and Coming Out as a Professional with a Dissociative Disorder
To access original piece with full comments published on 5-18-18, go to: instituteforcreativemindfulness.weebly.com/icm-blog-redefine-therapy/fighting-dissociation-phobia-and-coming-out-as-a-professional-with-a-dissociative-disorder-dr-jamie-marichAs you read the title of this article, I am somewhat scared about
May 14, 2018
