It came about because my old office was on the second floor with no elevator. When I began to offer groups, A Change of Mind: Neuroplastic Tools for Healing (formerly Tools for Healing), I was able to use ground-level disability-accessible rooms, but only through 2014.
Skipping over the trials of finding a new office, I can report that my new office is a wonderful place. It is large enough for groups. I was able to choose new paint and new carpet, it has a lovely large window which looks out on trees, and I am enjoying the pleasure of full artistic control.
The New Year is also a time for pledges to oneself. I will go one step further and pledge to you that I will blog faithfully and regularly. In fact, my interface with the world is about to receive an electronic boost. My website, which I have loved, needs to be updated. I am certain that I will love the new website, along with the attendant changes to social media. I might even learn to Twitter, but that is not yet a promise.
Like many of you, my life has ups and downs, and gets complicated. I was particularly involved in the last two years with family support. I lost my wonderful mother Adele in June 2014 after she had progressive health problems, though she never lost her wit and wisdom. I no longer have any children in K-12 school, my daughter graduated high school and my son, mid-college, is teaching English to elementary after-school students in Korea.
Now I am focused on you, and on my work with you. I am passionate about developing the groups, which have helped so many people already, and about my continued work with individuals.
In this blog I have had the opportunity to publicly notice the heroes who are all around me. You continue to inspire me, and I will continue to write. Thank you!
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