Lisa Kentgen

Psychologist, Writer, Program Development

https://www.drlisakentgen.com/

Lisa Kentgen, Ph.D., clinical psychologist and educator, is the author of "An Intentional Life: Five Foundations of Authenticity and Purpose". Her focus is on cultivating authenticity in the service of the collective.

@lisakentgen

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Community//September 30, 2020

Make Beauty Out of Grief and Transform a Reactive World

Community//March 29, 2020

Trees Teach Us The Importance of the Most Vulnerable

Community//March 3, 2020

How to Be Proactive When You are Fearful

Community//January 3, 2020

Try this Practice in the New Year to be More Connected to Others

Community//December 30, 2019

Ugh, More Advice on New Year’s Resolutions?!

Community//October 9, 2019

How to Problem-Solve to Be More Environmentally Conscious

Community//July 24, 2019

5 Ways To Be a More Intentional, Eco-Friendly Traveler

Community//May 23, 2019

Gowanus, Brooklyn: A Toxic, Beloved Neighborhood in Need of an EcoDistrict

Community//April 9, 2019

Let’s talk about suicide, and how to be there for each other.

Community//April 3, 2019

Spring Cleaning and the Truth of Impermanence

Community//February 4, 2019

A Community of Care is an Example of How to Be Authentic

Community//October 29, 2018

How My Sister and I Made a Road Trip More Meaningful.

//September 9, 2018

For More Effective Routines, Simplify Your Choices.

Time Well Spent//June 29, 2018

How I Found Comfort Over an Impromptu Meal With A Neighbor

Community//May 2, 2018

Want to be productive? Spend time not doing.

Community//May 2, 2018

To Be Authentic, Learn The Language Of Your Body

Community//April 6, 2018

The Longing for Community in the Age of Massive Disruption

Community//March 11, 2018

Want a life of purpose? Make conscious choices.

Community//January 4, 2018

#MeToo at Work: A Call for Greater Intention

Community//November 15, 2017

How to Realize Your Most Authentic Life? Practice Intention

“People look for retreats for themselves, in the country, by the coast, or in the hills . . . There is nowhere that a person can find a more peaceful and trouble-free retreat than in his own mind. . . . So constantly give yourself this retreat, and renew yourself.”

- MARCUS AURELIUS

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