Less than a minute into my speech, I felt the shaking. A shiver in my legs became full-fledged tremors that almost knocked my bare knees together. I kept reading the words on my paper, which by then was visibly rippling. The students in the front row, seated inches from the open area where I stood, started to whisper and laugh. I couldn’t stop my legs from moving and I knew the whole class could tell. My face flushed red and the rush of heat triggered sweat.
More psychotherapists are incorporating religion into their practices
“Americans’ mental health is at the lowest point in history,” said David H. Rosmarin, an associate professor at Harvard Medical School. “People are feeling more isolated than ever...
