Part 5: Our Home Attracted Death Like a Magnet Our home attracted death like a magnet. In 1949, the same year my father was committed to Camarillo State Hospital, Holly, a close friend of the family, shot himself. I remember going to the service, confused and afraid, but no one talked about why he died.
These are times when there is much chaos, confusion, and conflict in our lives and in the world. We need supportive programs that can help us to survive, thrive, and prosper during these times when old systems are collapsing and new, more sustainable ones are coming into being. Humans have been walking for a long
Part 4: Fate and Destiny: The Two Agreements of the Soul This is my fourth post in the series. If you would like you read the others you are welcome to do so, though it isn’t necessary to read them in order: 1. Where I’m coming From: My Origin Story. 2. The Day My
Part 2 In Part 1, I described my own work over the years as Gender-Specific Men’s Health Practitioner and why I believe it is a great career choice for the future. Here I will describe in more detail who might be interested in an upcoming training program I will be offering in 2025. If
Part 1 During the holiday season, we often reflect on what we’re grateful for and what gifts we might want to receive or give to those we love. One of the greatest gifts I have been given involves my family and my work with men and their families. It has been said that
Part 3 Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) You can read: For most of my early adult life if you’d asked me about my early life experiences following my father’s hospitalization or the year I dutifully went with my uncle to visit my father, I would have said I didn’t remember much or made
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