So many of you following my blogs know that I write articles about yoga, movement, learning and resiliency. So what do cat tales have to
In anticipation of the publishing and release of my paperback book, Movement For The Mind, I want to invite you, your friends and family to
It’s days before Christmas and “all through the night” there’s much talk about the “end of the world” and the end of the Mayan calendar
The subject of Resilience, I believe is one of the most relevant qualities that we can develop, nurture and sustain. It is a quality that
The subject of Resilience, I believe is one of the most relevant qualities that we can develop, nurture and sustain. It is a quality that
The subject of Resilience, I believe is one of the most relevant qualities that we can develop, nurture and sustain. It is a quality that
Last week, I met with Educators to teach a class on Creative Lesson Planning. The class was a blast from beginning to end. The environment
Isn’t it interesting to look at words and the meanings we ascribe to them? With the Spring Equinox officially behind us, what is “springing” or
After five years of contemplation, we finally have a trip to Spain planned in June. In the last blog I spoke about slowing down and
I recently volunteered at the Boulder International Film Festival and one of the documentaries I saw, Modern Progress, while not as professionally crafted as I
