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Pull up a chair ...

Welcome. 

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If you've found yourself here, perhaps life has been asking a little more of you than you've been able to say out loud. 

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These aren't articles to rush through.  They're quiet conversations.

A growing collection of gentle reflections.

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Read the one your heart needs today.

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Stay as long as you like.

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There will always be room for one more chair.

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Conversations & Reflection Practices
Returning to Yourself Through Life's Hardest Seasons -
Part One:  Recognizing What You've Been Carrying
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Returning to Yourself Through Life's Hardest Seasons -
Part Two:  Learning to Live Differently
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Stories That Stay With Us
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Historical Writing

A Gentle Note:   Inside the Living Room with Karen Hendrickson is a space for personal reflection, storytelling, education, and encouragement. I share from my own lived experience and perspective, and the reflections and tools offered here are intended to support your own thinking and self-discovery.  Nothing shared through Inside the Living Room is intended to replace professional medical, mental health, legal, financial, or other qualified advice or care. Please seek the support of an appropriate professional when you need it.  Take what feels helpful, leave what doesn’t, and always make the choices that are right for you and your circumstances.

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