Healing

Healing our wounds, be they old or new, is something we may both desire and avoid. The injury feels too severe, the process too painful, or we may perceive ourselves as lacking the strength required for the task at hand. This penultimate entry from The Unpolished Self series serves to remind us that we may be most strong when we are weak, and most able to heal when we turn – with kindness and compassion – towards our suffering.

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About Melita Caulfield

Melita was introduced to mindful self-compassion in 2013 and has quickly come to love the solace that regular practice brings. Melita believes in living mindfully and authentically which is reflected in her writing and artistic expression. Melita studies psychology and is an avid reader and photographer.

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• Fake it ‘til you make it: Overcoming teacher imposter syndrome - August 15, 2016
• Maybe It’s Time To Stop Giving - May 26, 2016
• Live Well - March 14, 2016
• Healing - March 7, 2016
• Lasting Change - February 29, 2016

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