Songs are powerful force – the combination of words and music go deep into your subconscious. Research tells us that hearing is the last sense to leave as we die, and those who suffer with Alzheimer’s are often able to “sing along” after the ability to have a conversation is gone. You likely remember the […] Continue reading →

Last week I was in Surrey BC on an intensive 5 day Training Program. Time was tight, and I was working on the course material and eating my lunch. All of a sudden the screen began going crazy. Files opening up, sound files blaring – it was as if my computer was possessed! I closed […] Continue reading →

 “I should be doing better.” (a woman whose husband of 69 years passed away 2 months ago) “I don’t have the energy I usually have.” (a man in his early 30s who was laid off 6 months ago)  “I find myself crying over nothing.”( a friend who survived a head-on collision 3 months ago) There […] Continue reading →

My 93 year old Dad is a philosopher at heart – I value his perspectives, and have let his wisdom guide me for most of my life (even if I didn’t admit it when I when I was a teenager!) Dad is a retired veterinarian, and World War II veteran. He is deeply pragmatic, practical […] Continue reading →

This past weekend, I attended the Hay House “I Can Do It!” Conference in Edmonton. It was wonderful to be in the company of so many individuals consciously engaged in transformation! There were many wonderful highlights, insights and ahas, and I strongly encourage you to find a way to attend one of these events in […] Continue reading →