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What is Meditative Psychotherapy?

Meditative Psychotherapy is a unique synthesis of Eastern and Western thought that illuminates each discipline’s strengths and weaknesses in ways that show us how they can enrich each other. The three elements of Meditative Psychotherapy include “stereophonic listening, understanding and meaning ...

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Self-Connection Through Daily Mindfulness

If you are anything like me, you may have confused mindfulness with meditation; something requiring you to be in a certain space, a particular position and removed from distraction or other activity. Well, I’ve come to learn that while mindfulness practice can be enhanced through meditation,...

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Conscious Service in Mental Health

  Nowadays, we are experiencing an almost epidemic of mental health challenges. Most of us will be touched by mental illness in some way, at some point in our lives. Whether this shows up as an experience with a loved one or a struggle that we encounter in our personal lives, the challenges of...

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Your Service Signature: Creating Your Personal Style

What makes you stand out in the crowd? Is it about learning a new approach? Brushing up on best practices? Achieving another credential? In the helping professions, we share similarities in our formal training with some variation, of course. We learn about relevant theories, best practices in...

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Connection and Communication Through the Fine Art of Storytelling

FacebookTwitter An inspiring story can set us free, and a worn out tale can trap us. Storytelling is a powerful way to learn. Through story, we can also track our own personal growth and evolution. Who doesn’t love a good story? I have learned over the years as a teacher that...

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Enlightened Communication and The Role of Humour

FacebookTwitter “The surest signs of enlightenment are joy and laughter.” Alan Cohen Humour puts the light in enlightened communication. Experiencing a moment of enlightenment is sacred but not solemn. It is transcendent and yet very human. And I say, “experiencing a...

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Co-Creating Community: Leadership and Personal Responsibility

FacebookTwitter Does Personal Responsibility sound like a burden to you; like more than you really want to take on? Believe me, I totally get it. How can one person be responsible for a larger system? In the old paradigm where personal responsibility seems to be heavy and...

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How To Be A Grateful Social Worker

FacebookTwitter Today I’ll show you how to be a more grateful social worker. November is here. The month of the year we are reminded to reflect on our blessings and express thanks. Here’s the thing: We can feel grateful and intentionally expressing the feeling year...

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