Martha Manning
Martha Manning, PhD, is a writer and clinical psychologist who has written five books, including Undercurrent: A Life Beneath the Surface. She has published frequently in the Networker as well as other magazines.
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Colliding into 70
Don’t Send Me a Sympathy Card!
The Unbearable Heaviness of Being
Learning to Celebrate a New Shape
Irish Whiskey
The Comfort of a Powerful Lineage
In Search of the Perfect Office
A Therapist Moves On Up
When Depression Runs in the Family
Being Haunted Isn't the Same as Being Cursed
My family is haunted by depression. My mother can trace it back in her family at least six generations. When it hits, it hits hard. My own battle with depression has focused on developing an understanding of the commonalities I share with my mother and grandmother, appreciating aspects of our shared legacies as some of the things I most valued in myself. Being haunted is not the same as being cursed. Read More