Psychological Flexibility and The And Way Model: A Path Toward Peace
The And Way began as both a clinical model and a personal mindset. In this reflection, Kelsey shares how psychological flexibility, both/and thinking, and a willingness to hold complexity shaped her path toward peace.
Black and White Thinking and the Justification of Violence
A reflection on how black and white thinking and moral absolutism fuel conflict, dehumanization, and the justification of violence, and why another way is possible.
Toxic Family Dynamics: Our Relationships Don’t Have to Fit the Internet’s Labels
Family relationships don’t have to fit the internet’s labels. This post explores toxic family dynamics, why we default to extremes like “no contact,” and how to build middle-path boundaries that keep repair on the table, without overexposure or total compliance.
The Cultural Moment Around Going “No Contact” (and What to Do Instead)
Going “no contact” is everywhere right now, but it isn’t the only option. Learn the difference between requests and relationship boundaries, and discover how to establish healthy boundaries in toxic family dynamics.