Mentoring and learning from each other is much more that taking a course or explicitly giving someone advice or help. Almost every moment of every day when we are with people has the potential for becoming a mentoring or a learning situation.
Dr. Orloff discusses how do you know if you are an empath? What are the signs? Protect yourself and with strategies be able to deal with loved ones who may be sapping your energies.
The purpose for viewing any crisis occurring within a person’s life as potential for spiritual awakening is to help an individual use the crisis to maximize its usefulness in his/her own personal development. The author describes how to identify and cope.
Gail encourages each of you to write a letter about all you are going through as a caregiver to all your congressman, politicians and the President of the US.
THE ENCHANTED SELF® teaches you how to access positive states of well being again and again. These positive states are unique to you and often reflect your interests, talents, and potential.
The author shares different exercises for patients with copd that have difficulty with shortness of breath.
The National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP released “Caregiving in the US,” an update to the 1997 National Caregiver Survey available on the Alliance web site at www.caregiving.org. This release highlights various aspects of the report.
Who can control a smile sneaking across your face as you go outside on a beautiful spring day, suddenly finding your nostrils filled with a sweet aroma of fresh blooms, while feeling warm breezes against your skin, whispering, “No coat today.”?
A process highlighting the awesome power of intention and attention. The source of all of our desires stem from our soul’s yearning to express itself. Within this discovery, true present-moment awareness becomes an available reality.
Designed to help family members and friends to better understand these losses and how they are expressed in words, actions, and/or emotions. During this time of change these people are experiencing one of the most difficult periods of their lives.
The author discusses what loneliness, isolation and depression can do to someone; learning to recognize and accept it and then how to take part in the solutions.
