book review – an autobiography of trauma
An intimate memoir by Peter Levine.
book review – attuned
Attunement is the quality of being in tune with someone or something. It is a state of being receptive, aware and in harmony.
The Art of Dowsing: Finding What’s Hidden
Dowsing is an ancient practice used to locate what lies unseen—traditionally water, oil, gemstones, or ores. Yet its applications reach far beyond the physical world.
book review – when the body says no
Answers to critical questions about the body-mind link and the role stress plays in disease.
Healing the Past: The Power of Ancestral Work
In the West, many of us rarely give much thought to our ancestors. Some may have built detailed family trees, while others recognize that our ancestors can be healed—for their benefit, for ours, and for those yet to be born.
book review – the secret garden
Frances Burnett was a British-American novelist and playwright, known for her children’s books. The Secret Garden was published in 1911.
therapeutic work – reflexology
'Working Jenny's solar plexus reflex on this particular occasion, we both experienced a sudden 'jolt' and we were startled by it. It was not a sensation I had experienced before and it felt like something was 'given up'. Shawnie Collier
Equine Facilitated Therapy: The Art of Poo Picking
Every Wednesday morning for the past nine months, you could have found me doing just that—picking up horse poo! Thirty-six visits and more than 200 hours of voluntary work later, I can honestly say it has been one of the most unexpectedly rewarding experiences of my life.
book review – the master butchers singing club
'Louise Erdrich is a celebrated American author of Ojibwe heritage, who writes about the lives and struggles of Native Americans in the Midwest.'
book review – 1000 years of joys and sorrows
Al Welwel is a Chinese contemporary artist and activist. He grew up in harsh conditions due to his father’s exile.