Sharing Inspiration from my Volunteer Work
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There’s a scene in The Little Mermaid after Ariel trades her voice for legs and makes it to land to have dinner in Eric’s palace.
Kenya
I woke up this morning feeling sad
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At 9am, I was supposed to be riding in a stuffy 9-seater van driving down dusty, unpaved roads to a Kenyan refugee village. For the
Building Schools and Lives in Kenya
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As you may know, over the past 5 years I’ve been involved in building schools in communities for traumatically displaced people. Working through the nonprofit
Spotlight on Kenya: Hope for a Better Future
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In 2009 a Canadian couple with a dream and $1000 in their nonprofit bank account were inspired to build schools in Kenya for refugees displaced
Kenya: The Transformative Power of Hope
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If you have known me for a while, you know that Pete and I are very dedicated to building schools for displaced refugee communities in
Resolving Trauma: Some Things Can’t Be Done Alone
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You might know that Pete and I have been building schools in Kenya for four years. We work in communities of refugees who were traumatized
My Visit to a Counseling Center in Africa
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A year ago I wrote a newsletter as I was winging home from Africa – and here I am again. So many reflections, so many
Developmental Change, Focus on the Initiator, Part 2
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Recognizing When Your Client Defines a Clear Issue with Related Feelings Today’s blog post is the second in which we focus on the Initiator for
New Ways to Create Collaboration for Severely Distressed Couples
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October is here. Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas all quickly tumble into the family, creating stress for couples. School has been underway long enough for kids’
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