The Physiological Dimension of Grief Grief is not only an emotional experience. It is a physiological one. Loss activates the nervous system in measurable, predictable ways — producing states of hyperarousal, hypoarousal, and dysregulation that affect cognition, behavior, physical health, and the capacity to process the loss itself. For helping professionals, understanding the neurobiological underpinnings […]
Polyvagal Theory & Grief: Grounding Tools to Calm Your Nervous System Grief isn’t just emotional — it’s physiological. In this episode, we explore how grief impacts the nervous system and why you may feel anxious, shut down, exhausted, or on edge. Joined by Gabrielle Juliano-Villani, we discuss polyvagal theory, grounding techniques, and practical tools to […]
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Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring veteran Delaware-based jazz pianist, composer, and improviser Ray Jozwiak. We caught up with Ray to discuss his latest 2025 album, Ray’s Music, and his fascinating lifelong relationship with jazz, improvisation, and creative expression. The album features a collection of instrumental compositions filled with […]
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If there’s one beauty myth I’d love for us to toss out right alongside ugly “comfy” shoes and “age-appropriate” fashion rules, it’s the rigid makeup tips for mature skin. You know? Those ideas that “makeup” has to become boring as we get older. Quote of the day: “If you want something you’ve never had. You […]
June is busting out all over, and it is time to celebrate the arrival of summer. In Canada here are some ideas to help you celebrate our country, Here are some quick tips for those of us who are older and are visiting new places: · Pace yourself, Many celebrations have daytime, low-mobility options. Look […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring accomplished jazz bassist, composer, arranger, and educator Matt Dwonszyk. We caught up with Matt to discuss his outstanding 2026 release, Live at the Side Door, and his remarkable journey through the world of jazz. Based in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, Matt has become one […]
Dear Barbara, My 87 year old father has cancer and about six months to live. He will not tell his wife (my mother) or my sister who lives close by and helps them out. He has made me promise not to tell. I live far away. How can I help all of them? How can […]
The meeting had gone on for two hours. Eight people around the table, and exactly zero of them had changed their position since the first fifteen minutes. The debate was circular, the energy was draining, and the project — a real business opportunity with real dollars attached — was sitting there collecting dust while everyone […]
