by Meg Lundstrom When we have an inner need that converges with an outside event, it is a meaningful coincidence known as synchronicity, and it happens to us all. It… read more →
photo by Le Studio NYC by Kajsa Nickels Psychotherapist Linda Carroll was drawn into the dynamics of couples’ counseling three decades ago when she saw how in her own marriage,… read more →
by Scarlett Lewis It’s hard to make sense of some of the troubling things we see on TV and read about in the news. Our kids ask us, “Why are… read more →
This calendar listing was inadvertently left off our February print issue’s calendar. Our apologies! SUNDAY 2/23 Learning to Love 4: “Loving Ourselves” — 9:30am. Meditation, 10:00 am Celebration. “Love yourself… read more →
by Carl Greer Many people have a bucket list of things they want to make sure they experience in this life. Tidying up that bucket list when it no longer… read more →
by Cindy Ricardo One of the ways we come into balance and connection with each other and with life is by giving from the heart. When we give to others,… read more →
by Kajsa Nickels In 1999, while kayaking on the Fuy River in Chile, orthopedic surgeon Mary Neal became trapped beneath a waterfall and drowned. She was underwater for 30 minutes… read more →
Many Silicon Valley executives that design devices and apps have put their own children in tech-free Waldorf schools, reports The New York Times; even Bill Gates and Steve Jobs strictly… read more →
A 10-Step Guide for Helping Children Thrive by Melinda Hemmelgarn It’s not easy raising children in today’s media-saturated landscape. From TV and video games to internet and mobile devices, our… read more →
Self-Care for All Stages of Life by Marlaina Donato To be female is to be blessed with an innate gift for multitasking, but in our fast-paced, jam-packed world, daily life… read more →
