TimeFlowing like a riverTimeBeckoning meWho knows when we shall meet againIf everBut timeKeeps flowing like a riverTo the sea “Time” by the Alan Parsons Project
Brian Briscoe
March 12, 2026
TimeFlowing like a riverTimeBeckoning meWho knows when we shall meet againIf everBut timeKeeps flowing like a riverTo the sea “Time” by the Alan Parsons Project
An 11-year-old boy is frozen in the air for a moment. He has almost made it home, fleeing from a thug on a BMX bike.
Periodically, I encounter misconceptions and assumptions about PLACE. Mistaken PLACE assumption #1: We’re focused on reunification. No, we focus on coping. If you’re trying to reunite,
How do we respond when we are at our worst? One evening in 2004, I bluffed my way out of a three-on-one fight in a
Somewhere down the road, farther down your timeline, is a version of you that has endured. Imagine a thriving you, well into radical acceptance, having
What do you want? And I don’t mean the first thing that might pop into many of our minds, which would be a peaceful reunion.
In the novel Vanity Fair, William Makepeace Thackery wrote, “Mother is the name for God in the lips and hearts of little children.”* From giving birth
As uncomfortable as this may be for me to share, I stand by my policy of transparency with our PLACE community. I struggled this week.
It is ok to feel what you feel. In my field, we say that your emotions are not wrong. Sure, cognitive behavioral therapy places great
Our son got a D on an exam recently, and as you can imagine, it elicited a negative emotional response in him. He is in
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