Journaling: Can You Get to Happy…with Pen and Paper?
I talk with people who are thriving despite COVID, and I speak with people who are overwhelmed, panicked, grieving. These days, I talk with people [...]
Juneteenth – Why Didn’t I Know?
I’ve just discovered another indication of my white blindness to the lives and culture of black people. Juneteenth. Juneteenth Flag A few days [...]
6 Ways to Gently Comfort a Grieving Mother
The bond between a mother and her child is so great that losing a child is unimaginable for most people. Without first-hand knowledge, it’s difficult [...]
Author of New book on Haiti: Where Sustainable Agricultural Development Works
John Winings has been the executive director of Haiti Fund, Inc. since May 2005. A graduate of the University of Illinois (BS, liberal arts and [...]
Aging Mindfully: Learn to live mindfully now to reduce the fear of death that plagues you.
Creaky joints, gray hair, sagging body parts....our bodies definitely change as we grow older whether we like it or not. While we can slow down [...]
Resilience and Re-invention – for Healthy Aging
Healthy aging requires adaptability. To age well, you need the capability to cope with inevitable changes of direction, speed, and focus in your personal and [...]
Healthy Aging Month coming in September. What are you going to do differently?
September is Healthy Aging Month, a chance to assess where you are and where you want to be 10, 20 even 30 years from now. [...]
Are You a Boomer Making a Difference?
Guest Post by DCP Author Donna Rippley In working with clients from every walk of life, I have found two things that are especially powerful in [...]
Interview with the author of An Insider’s View of Bipolar Disease
Gail Woodard interviews our newest author Dr. Paul Golden about his new book An Insider's View of Bipolar Disease. Paul discusses how to recognize bipolar symptoms, [...]