Could practices of the heart—like contemplation, prayer, or creativity—help us meet aging with greater peace? I recently attended a symposium for elder care professionals and the community. A couple of the topics sparked my interest, and I was especially eager to hear Dr. Paul Ford, PhD speak about artificial intelligence and the ethics of itsContinue reading “Practices of the Heart: Contemplation and Aging”
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A Visual Language for the Inner Journey: Reclaiming Soulful Self-Care Through SoulCollage®
Dear Helping ProfessionalsAs helping professionals—therapists, caregivers, clergy, spiritual directors—we are often the ones others turn to for guidance, comfort, and strength. We hold space, offer wisdom, and extend compassion. But where do we go when we need to reconnect with our own center? How do we nourish our inner life so we can continue servingContinue reading “A Visual Language for the Inner Journey: Reclaiming Soulful Self-Care Through SoulCollage®”
Transition and Liminal Space
It seems Nature is oblivious to the chaos and fear surrounding COVID19 and the violence of the past weeks. I’m envious. I envy Nature’s ability to be above it all and to carry on with the business of being what they are. Songbirds sing without a care. Squirrels scamper and chase one another around theContinue reading “Transition and Liminal Space”