Jacob Liberman on Light as Our Essential Nature
November 30th, 2018 | by Deborah Shouse
by Deborah Shouse As a boy growing up in Havana, Cuba, Jacob Liberman struggled with reading—that’s one reason this Maui [&hellip
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Deborah Shouse Deborah Shouse is the author of Love in the Land of Dementia. Visit DeborahShouseWrites.wordpress.com.
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Simplified Parenting
July 28th, 2018 | by Deborah Shouse
Why Less Means More Happiness by Deborah Shouse Parents wishing to simplify child-raising seek less stress and more fun; less [&hellip
What’s in Your Way?
February 25th, 2015 | by Deborah Shouse
Obstacles Point the Path to Wholeness and Healing Since childhood, Mary O’Malley always thought that something bad was about to [&hellip
Sparking Creativity in Elders with Dementia ~ Re-Engaging Through Art, Music and Dance
September 30th, 2014 | by Deborah Shouse
Is there a way to upend the limits of Alzheimer’s disease? Expressive therapies focus on what people can do and [&hellip
Conscious Caregiving ~ Nurturing Self While Helping Another
September 30th, 2014 | by Deborah Shouse
The AARP estimates that some 34 million family caregivers provide for someone that is ill or disabled in the U.S. According to the National Alliance for Caregiving, in Bethesda, Maryland, caregivers generally struggle with finding time for themselves, managing emotional and physical stress and balancing work and family responsibilities.
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