Sara Nash, PhD, LMHCWhen Boobs Go BadA Welcome to Breast Cancer Awareness MonthSep 28, 20222Sep 28, 20222
Sara Nash, PhD, LMHCOn the Eve of My HoneymoonOf marriage, the philosopher Alan de Botton has written, “Marriage: a hopeful, generous, infinitely kind gamble taken by two people who…Jun 29, 2017Jun 29, 2017
Sara Nash, PhD, LMHCTherapists are People, TooThis week, I came across several statements in the professional counseling literature that said, in the simplest terms, that therapists…Jan 7, 2017Jan 7, 2017
Sara Nash, PhD, LMHCSo, What Can Therapists Write About?A response to Gary Greenberg’s op-ed, Should Therapists Write About Patients?Apr 22, 201611Apr 22, 201611
Sara Nash, PhD, LMHCThe Shaming of LonelinessPrior to leaving town for the Thanksgiving holiday, I felt profoundly lonely. Then I went away, visited with my brother, sister-in-law, and…Dec 1, 20152Dec 1, 20152