Karen Erlichman

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Self-Promotion: It’s Complicated, or Is It?

February 16, 2018
by Karen Erlichman

The phrase “self-promotion” often evokes a strong flinch response from people who associate it with pushy sales pitches from people who have no boundaries and don’t know when to shut… Read More

Filed under What's New?

Trust Your Own Deepest Knowing (and bring someone with you)

January 13, 2018
by Karen Erlichman

In a recent interview with Vogue magazine, tennis icon Serena Williams shared a horrific story about her experience in the hospital after giving birth to her daughter. Williams has a… Read More

Filed under Healing, What's New?

New Year, New Office

December 27, 2017
by Karen Erlichman

As we turn the corner toward 2018, there are some things that remain constant as well as some possibilities for new growth. Nearly everyone who lives in the Bay area… Read More

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The Difference between Grief and Loss

October 25, 2017
by Karen Erlichman

Recently I read an article in Spirituality and Health magazine whose title initially irritated me mercilessly, “Find the Good in Grief.” Oy vey. Once I started reading the article, I… Read More

Filed under Grief and Loss

Standing Up for Justice

September 24, 2017
by Karen Erlichman

When I was in second grade, I got in trouble because I refused to recite the Pledge of Allegiance (I stood up but I would not say the words). I told… Read More

Filed under Courage
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