Othering erodes our humanity and normalizes suffering. A trauma-informed lens reveals how belonging can heal us all.
In the final Ripple Series post, Mary Coughlin reflects on presence as a lifelong practice—not a performance. She invites readers to carry this work forward with intention, compassion, and continued connection through TIP 2.0.
When you’re the one feeling the alarm bells—and your partner seems calm—it can feel disorienting, even lonely. This heartfelt reflection explores what it means to love each other through different responses to a chaotic world, and how naming your truth can deepen connection, not divide it.
In this final post of the Presence Prelude series, Mary Coughlin shares the origin story behind The Presence workshop and offers a heartfelt invitation to gather on June 6. This is a call to remember what healing presence truly means—in the NICU and beyond.