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- Moving Toward Wholeness: Are We?Read this month’s issue of Kindred here. Dear Kindred, Happy Spring for those in the Northern Hemisphere. As always, our consciously curated offerings for you in this issue are intended to move us toward wholeness, worldview-shifting, and wisdom, a vision that may land as utopian from our Dominant Worldview, but as inevitable and our […]
- Unshakeable: Trauma-informed Mindfulness for Collective AwakeningIn her new book, Unshakeable, mindfulness teacher and psychotherapist Jo-ann Rosen condenses 2,600 years of Buddhism’s “very skillful means of encountering and overcoming adversity” and her own prodigious experience working in marginalized communities into a “neuro-informed,” deeply wise, and practical guide for individual and collective awakening, and ultimately, healing. In its opening and throughout the […]
- Interbeing and Slow Movement: What My Grandfather KnewThe hallmark of our modern life is a faster and faster tempo, leaving no room for the body to digest and integrate our experience. The simplest way to step off the hamster wheel of a modern pace is to practice slow movements. Slow movement is a radical act in our modern era. S L O […]
- What Are The Origins of Our Moral Capacities?What are the origins of our moral capacities? That’s the question we explore in this episode of The Ideas Hour, co-hosted by David Cameron and Suzanne Zeedyk. Suzanne Zeedyk, Kindred World board of directors member and Kindred Media contributor, and David Cameron are delighted to welcome Professor Darcia Narvaez, Kindred World president, to explore with […]
- Suicide and Overdose: The Leading Causes of Death for New MothersIf you or someone you love is experiencing a maternal mental health condition, call or text Postpartum Support International at 1-800-944-4773. Resources for those who might need help also available at the National Suicide Prevention Hotline (1-800-273-8255) or the new 988 can be called or texted. Did you know? The leading cause of death in […]
- The Great Physician: Medicinal Poetry for the Anthropocene, Earth Day Book Launch Announced!You are invited to join the live launch party on April 22, 2024 at 3 p.m. ET. The Great Physician will be launched on Earth Day 2024, with virtual poetry readings and a salon discussion with Stephanie Mines and Lisa Reagan, founder of Kindred World and publisher of Kindred World Publishing House. (Register for the […]
- Trends in Birth Psychology: Prenatal and Perinatal Somatics and Working with the Blueprint-Imprint ConnectionOtto Rank first published his little book, The Trauma of Birth, in German (Das Trauma der Geburt) in 1924, one hundred years ago. Looking back along the timeline, we can see a common thread that focuses on the traumas of birth, or the imprints. These are overwhelming events at the beginning of life starting preconception, […]
- The Loneliness Epidemic Eating Our Hearts (and Bodies)There are three types of loneliness. Pay attention to feelings of loneliness like you would hunger or thirst. The arts provide remedies for loneliness. Loneliness starts in babyhood
- How Babies Learn the Story of SeparationCharles Eisenstein, in his book, The More Beautiful World Our Heart Knows is Possible, discusses how we are stuck in the dominant culture’s “story of separation.” The separation story has a long history going back to 1000 BCE when western cultures separated sacredness from Nature and from humanity, placing it only on a male god […]
- Nutrir el ingenio de los niños mediante la conexión con la naturalezaCultivar nuestra humanidad requiere una inmersión en la naturaleza.
Fresh Eyes
- Unspoken Forms of Communication
- Annoying Babies
- Children Need To Be Fed, Physically and Psychologically
- The Secrets of Raising Infants
- Unspoken Forms of Communication
- Learn to Stop Thinking and Start Being
- John Bowlby and the Need for Attachment
- Want a Better Birth? Go Back to the Basics
- ACES and the Psychology of Chandler from "Friends"
- Incorporating Play Into The Classroom
Contact Info
Address:
Darcia Narvaez
Professor of Psychology Emerita
Department of Psychology
University of Notre Dame
390 Corbett Hall, Notre Dame, IN 46556
Email: dnarvaez@nd.edu