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Articles by Erin Olson

Erin Olson serves as Professor of Social Work at Dordt University.

It’s Complicated:  Death, Grief, and COVID-19

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2 days ago

I think almost all of us have felt grief during the current pandemic, even if we haven’t experienced the death of someone close to us. At first, it was likely the loss of our normal way of life.

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  • Covid
  • grief

Listening with Love: Recovering the Art of Listening Well

  • Erin Olson
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5 months ago

Listening requires attention and focus—an absorption and processing of the sounds coming into your auditory cortex. Hearing is passive; listening is active. You cannot listen unless you are paying attention.

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  • Body of Christ
  • listening
  • understanding

From the American Dream to Shalom: A Review of The Myth of the American Dream

  • Erin Olson
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8 months ago

Mayfield’s book is full of stories from her own experiences of living a life of curiosity and seeking justice as she talks about times living in intentional community in both Minneapolis and Portland.

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  • American Dream
  • curiosity
  • neighbor

Healthy Family Systems: Bowen and Boundaries

  • Erin Olson
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9 months ago

For many of us, the COVID-19 pandemic has meant spending a lot of time at home together as a family. Maybe this unexpected extra time together has helped identify some concerns in regards to your family’s communication and behavior.

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  • behavior
  • family
  • triangulation

Community Mental Health in Small Communities: Why We Need More Therapists

  • Erin Olson
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1 year ago

The mental health and well-being of people living in small towns and communities is often just as threatened in rural areas as it is urban centers and cities. 

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  • mental health
  • small town

Shows that Shape Us: Saved by the Bell

  • Erin Olson
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1 year ago

If there’s a TV theme song that immediately brings me back to being an adolescent in the early 90s, it has to be the theme song from Saved by the Bell(SBTB). Every week, if I could, I tuned in (no streaming or binge-watching back then) to see what Zack, Kelly, Slater, Screech, Jessie, and Lisa were doing.

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  • influence
  • media
  • tv shows
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