For years I've sat across from people on the worst day of their family's life, absorbing their grief and their rage as I guide them through divorces and custody fights. I hold it steady in the office, but lately I notice it following me home, coloring how I look at my own spouse and kids across the dinner table. The weight of everyone else's broken family has quietly seeped into how I see my own.
More people experience this than they realize.
Years of guiding families through their worst days have let their grief and rage seep into how you see your own home.
If this sounds familiar, the Library can help you find the bigger picture.