The Wild Edge of Everything
by, Rodnisha Ford, Patient Coordinator Lately I’ve been walking the sharp edge of letting go and remembering. Releasing what no longer serves me while creating
by, Rodnisha Ford, Patient Coordinator Lately I’ve been walking the sharp edge of letting go and remembering. Releasing what no longer serves me while creating
How do we talk about differences with our children? A few weeks ago on Martin Luther King Day, we played his speeches throughout the day
By: Adam Snider and Nicholas Bruss Compassion may be defined as the tendency to notice suffering and have the desire to alleviate it, within other
The medicine wheel of the Thirteen Original Clan Mothers is based on the creed of “Life, Unity, and Equality for Eternity. I am learning from
“Seeing your attempts at finding your way in this life, commits me to my own journey. To know that I too can struggle, and we are all working to find
As we enter the new year and the renewed commitments and new plans for who or how we want to live this year, I am
by Maygen Nicholson I have been practicing yoga since 2008. I began practicing sporadically, enjoying the benefits when I chose to go to class and
Why do we gather? We gather to celebrate, to remember, to mourn, to connect, to play, to create and to heal. The impulse to gather
My seven year old woke us up this morning afraid of a ghost. We talked about this. Are ghosts real? Can they hurt me? No
By Jonathan Khorsandi While pondering a subject for this blog post I found myself caught between overwhelm and keen sense of being lost at sea,