Meredith Gordon L.C.S.W.

About

Meredith Gordon, L.C.S.W., worked in healthcare for two decades and maintains a strong interest in the expressive arts. She is the creator of ShameRecovery.com and The Writer's [Inner] Journey. Her work appears in the Washington Post, Newsweek, JAMA, Journal of Palliative Care.com, Los Angeles Times, Motherwell, Lilith and others. Meredith created the "Surviving Narcissism" series and is coauthor of the forthcoming All The Love: Healing Your Heart and Finding Meaning After Pregnancy Loss.

Visit her website: meredithresnick.com

Books by Meredith Gordon L.C.S.W.

Recent Posts

What Happens When Academics Get Away With Plagiarizing

A Personal Perspective: Do you feel like you're standing still while watching others ascend around you? You're not alone.

Why Going Grey Is a Path to Wholeness

A Personal Perspective: Going grey, long believed by our culture to signal the end of relevance (and beauty), has proven quite the opposite.

Turn Your Life Inside-Out in a Good Way

Authenticity and honesty are not one and the same. How to remain authentic and truthful with ourselves? Keep your eyes and your focus on inner yourself.

How to Find Your Truth After Pregnancy Loss

A new study shows that some healthcare providers want you to hide your emotions of grief. We all know there are better ways.

Words That Help, and Words That Hurt, After Pregnancy Loss

What is the most helpful way to acknowledge the perinatal loss of someone you care about? It may be different than you think.

How to Be a Child-Centered Parent Without Raising an A**hole

When kids act like jerks, those moments are opportunities for us as parents to see which skills our kids still haven’t mastered yet.

How to Manage and Move Beyond Anger

Being in a relationship with your anger is a powerful way of being in a relationship with yourself, once you understand your anger's needs—and your own.

Being an Introverted Parent During the Holidays

If you a parent who struggles with all that socializing you need to do on behalf of your child, a new book could help you rethink expectations.

How to Help Your Child Understand Grief After a Miscarriage

Children often capture the purest essence of loss without a word. After your perinatal loss, subtle signs that they are processing grief will emerge. How to help them through.

Malignant Narcissism Linked to Toxic Reaction to Rejection

The gaping personality wound of narcissism triggers an extreme reaction to rejection. Awareness on your end can go a long way in preserving your sanity.