On the final day of this year’s Annual Peer Voice Project Alumni gathering, Christina facilitated self-reflection exercises and small group discussions on the topic of “Personal Ecology as Wellness.” […]
Calling out Shame, Stepping Into Your Light, by Stephanie Jack Read More
Here we are in 2020. It may sound silly but I keep thinking about The Jetsons, a space age cartoon that originally aired in the early 1960s. That era
The Future is Now, by Christina Carney Read More
“It’s time to be who I am, instead of who I’m supposed to be.” -Thor Yes, you read that right. I’m quoting Thor from the 2019 Marvel film Avengers: Endgame.
Be Who You Are, By Christina Carney Read More
“Emerge” by Christina Carney I’ve written a lot about cultivating a practice in this blog. I do so not because of some theory, or because it sounds good, but
Cultivating a Practice, by Christina Carney Read More
Have you ever played pinball? The old-school machines you’d find in the arcade? This is the image that keeps flashing in my mind as I prepare for a particularly
Intention begets Intention, or How to not be the Pinball, by Christina Carney Read More
When was the last time you paused? Took a breath? Sat in silence? When was the last time you reflected on your life? Your work? Life moves so fast,
Celebrating You, by Christina Carney Read More
How well are you adapting to this present environment? The question is purposefully simple, but vague. Hopefully you are asking, what environment? Is it work environment? School environment? Texas?
Communication and Intimacy, by Monica Marie Beckford Read More
Source May is both mental health and trauma awareness month and I’d like to talk about these things as they relate to leadership. If you’ve been through the Peer
The Power is in You, by Christina Read More
“You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, ‘I lived through
Confidence, by Christina Carney Read More
Peers know what it means to be powerless, to have others making decisions about us, our bodies, and our lives. We are all too familiar with imposed limitations –
“Love, Hope and Leadership,” by Christina Carney Read More
