Monthly Archives: November 2019

Early in my graduate program I took a class called The Neurobiology of Stress. Years now since the course, much of the learning has unfortunately escaped me. But one of our main texts, The Heartmath Solution, regularly resurfaces in my … Continue reading →

“The idea of progress persists only because we have forgotten more than we have remembered.” – William J. Lines, Australian writer One month ago, I read this quote in Terry Tempest Williams’ book, Red, while overlooking a Days Inn parking … Continue reading →