Certain experiences we bury are very toxic.

Buried beneath the pain of rejection, I’ve discovered the blessings of meaning and purpose, a treasure

We all have a choice, but often we are so buried under other's expectations and rules we feel hopeless

and university professor, I must admit that one of the biggest challenges at group sessions is not to burn

It was a work-hard, play-hard lifestyle always burning the candle at both ends, always focused on competition

parents even tried to deter me from a career in psychology by saying I was “too sensitive” and would burn

of the tail, a purr, perking of the ears, or other notifications related to their type and breed (a bark

for comfort, and the more we strengthen the emotional distance between our partner that was already lurking challenging, as it requires that we step out of our comfort zones and explore issues we decided to bury

We need to feel the muscle burn so that we know the exercise is doing what it is supposed to.

It may be a Soulmate partnership but is likely to crash and burn rather than last the distance.

It’s a space where voices that have been ignored, dismissed, or buried under trauma can finally be heard

Boldness without aggression, Empathy without burning out, and Advocacy without fear.