Resist with Revolutionary Resilience
👉🏾 FREE online TRE® class on March 8 at 11am PT. Register now to reserve your spot (class size limited). I began playing piano at age 9. Five years later I could play Beethoven’s Sonata Pathétique from memory. When I … Read More
Remember What’s Important
I’ve been thinking about fire a lot lately. In my early 20s I lost most of my possessions in a storage unit fire. I was in-between apartments at the time, staying with a friend. After the fire, the only things … Read More
TRAUMA TIP: Sit Your Derrière in a Chair
👉🏾 Need a holiday gift for a stressed-out loved one? Book a private TRE® session for the two of you. The day before Thanksgiving last week, I popped into Michael’s for some hummingbird stickers. I overheard two women talking one … Read More
Look for the Kindness
When we’re stressed or depressed, anxious or overwhelmed, it’s difficult to see kindness, isn’t it? Let’s shift our focus from life’s challenges to the kindness all around us! After all, it’s good for us — and others. “Knowing that there … Read More
Imperfection Makes Pies (and Life!) Sweeter
Living on the Western Slope of Colorado, I’ve learned to mark the passage of time by what produce is available when. Tender asparagus in the spring. Cherries in mid-summer. Sweet corn in late summer. Apples in the fall . . … Read More
Put on Your Fancy Pants and DANCE!
Fifteen years ago I had the great pleasure of leading a team of idealistic young AmeriCorps members in San Luis Obispo, California. We taught environmental education to middle and high school students, mostly through service projects, in-class presentations, and after-school … Read More
The Day Dad Retired His Boogie Board
Ever since I was a little girl, my family would take an annual vacation to the California coast where relatives owned a beach house. One of my favorite all-time memories happened during one of those trips, not long after Mike … Read More
