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What Can I Say? A Guide to Visiting Friends and Family Who Are Ill with Simon Fox

"What Can I Say?" is a clear, concise guide on how to communicate with friends and family who are ill. Illustrated with 16 photographs, this easy-to-read, 94-page book is both practical and inspiring.

"What Can I Say?" shows what works and what doesn’t work, to ease the pain, lift the spirit, and help people feel supported. It gives keys to approaching emotional situations with confidence, and avoiding the pitfalls of hospital visits. What Can I Say? is a thoughtful gift for any family that faces the challenge of a serious illness.

Simon Fox, Executive Director of the Adventures in Caring Foundation (AiC), is pioneering the education of the heart. For 30 years AiC has taught the art and practice of compassion—as a skill that restores well-being and promotes healing. Their work is now recognized globally.

Adventures in Caring is based in Santa Barbara and despite its small size it is having a big impact. Founded by Simon’s wife, Karen Fox, in 1984, the nonprofit is most famous for its Raggedy Ann and Andy volunteers who visit local nursing homes and hospitals to lift the spirits of patients who are lonely. What is less well known is who is under those wigs, what they discovered, and how far their influence has spread.

More than one thousand hospitals, one thousand hospices, two thousand churches, and several hundred nursing schools have used AiC programs. Santa Barbara City College School of Nursing has integrated the entire AiC Cultivating Compassion series into its new Memory Caregiver program that teaches nursing assistants how to build better relationships with patients who have dementia.

For more information visit: www.adventuresincaring.org/

What Can I Say? A Guide to Visiting Friends and Family Who Are Ill with Simon Fox

"What Can I Say?" is a clear, concise guide on how to communicate with friends and family who are ill. Illustrated with 16 photographs, this easy-to-read, 94-page book is both practical and inspiring.

"What Can I Say?" shows what works and what doesn’t work, to ease the pain, lift the spirit, and help people feel supported. It gives keys to approaching emotional situations with confidence, and avoiding the pitfalls of hospital visits. What Can I Say? is a thoughtful gift for any family that faces the challenge of a serious illness.

Simon Fox, Executive Director of the Adventures in Caring Foundation (AiC), is pioneering the education of the heart. For 30 years AiC has taught the art and practice of compassion—as a skill that restores well-being and promotes healing. Their work is now recognized globally.

Adventures in Caring is based in Santa Barbara and despite its small size it is having a big impact. Founded by Simon’s wife, Karen Fox, in 1984, the nonprofit is most famous for its Raggedy Ann and Andy volunteers who visit local nursing homes and hospitals to lift the spirits of patients who are lonely. What is less well known is who is under those wigs, what they discovered, and how far their influence has spread.

More than one thousand hospitals, one thousand hospices, two thousand churches, and several hundred nursing schools have used AiC programs. Santa Barbara City College School of Nursing has integrated the entire AiC Cultivating Compassion series into its new Memory Caregiver program that teaches nursing assistants how to build better relationships with patients who have dementia.

For more information visit: www.adventuresincaring.org/

Inspire Hypnotherapy, from Australia with Jeremy Walker

Jeremy Walker is a Hypnotherapist, Demartini Method Facilitator, Psychosomatic Therapist and NLP Master Practitioner. Jeremy’s mission is to help you achieve a level of self-mastery, that allows you the freedom and control to do what you want. He enjoys nothing more than helping someone make a positive shift in their life. 

Jeremy has been offering these transformational therapies in Brisbane since 2010. He specializes in treating quit smoking, weight control, virtual gastric banding, sleep problems and anxiety. He has specialist programs to help with relationship resolution, depression, alcohol reduction and other addictions. You will get results here. 

Jeremy's journey over the last 10 years has been one filled with lessons, growth, and facing the different aspects of self. In his early twenties Jeremy would experience anxiety most days and developed Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Having this experience pushed him further into understanding the mind/body connection and how to heal.

For more information visit: http://inspirehypnotherapy.com/

Inspire Hypnotherapy, from Australia with Jeremy Walker

Jeremy Walker is a Hypnotherapist, Demartini Method Facilitator, Psychosomatic Therapist and NLP Master Practitioner. Jeremy’s mission is to help you achieve a level of self-mastery, that allows you the freedom and control to do what you want. He enjoys nothing more than helping someone make a positive shift in their life. 

Jeremy has been offering these transformational therapies in Brisbane since 2010. He specializes in treating quit smoking, weight control, virtual gastric banding, sleep problems and anxiety. He has specialist programs to help with relationship resolution, depression, alcohol reduction and other addictions. You will get results here. 

Jeremy's journey over the last 10 years has been one filled with lessons, growth, and facing the different aspects of self. In his early twenties Jeremy would experience anxiety most days and developed Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Having this experience pushed him further into understanding the mind/body connection and how to heal.

For more information visit: http://inspirehypnotherapy.com/

HIVE - MIND, a memoir by Gabrielle Myers

Hive-Mind recounts Gabrielle's experiences on a small organic farm in California's Sacramento Valley during the growing season of 2006, as she apprenticed with a female farmer who took her life as the season drew to a close. The memoir begins with Gabrielle's first day on the farm, right after she left her job at an internationally known farm-to-table restaurant, with the intention of taking a long break between cooking full-time and starting graduate school.

Hive-Mind asks what reasons we give ourselves for our sustenance, while considering how this care of the self and our community can be maintained regardless of life’s challenges and simultaneously compromised through alcohol and drug addiction, romantic loss, and a loved one’s death. Farmer’s decision to take her life after a failed romance runs counter to my embrace of life after a brief affair that didn’t work out as she had hoped. The farm’s acres reflect the divergent answers they each came up with in reply to what they both felt as tragic loss.

Gabrielle is an Associate Professor of English, writer, and chef living in the Sacramento Valley of California. For over a decade, she worked as a cook and chef for San Francisco Bay area restaurants and catering companies. During the growing season of 2006, she apprenticed under Laura Trent, farmer and owner of Tip Top Produce, an organic farm that specialized in supplying Bay Area farmers’ markets and fine-dining restaurants with heirloom vegetables. Gabrielle, an Associate Professor of English at San Joaquin Delta College, went to graduate school in her early thirties to earn an M.A. in English from the University of California at Davis and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Saint Mary’s College of California.

HIVE - MIND, a memoir by Gabrielle Myers

Hive-Mind recounts Gabrielle's experiences on a small organic farm in California's Sacramento Valley during the growing season of 2006, as she apprenticed with a female farmer who took her life as the season drew to a close. The memoir begins with Gabrielle's first day on the farm, right after she left her job at an internationally known farm-to-table restaurant, with the intention of taking a long break between cooking full-time and starting graduate school.

Hive-Mind asks what reasons we give ourselves for our sustenance, while considering how this care of the self and our community can be maintained regardless of life’s challenges and simultaneously compromised through alcohol and drug addiction, romantic loss, and a loved one’s death. Farmer’s decision to take her life after a failed romance runs counter to my embrace of life after a brief affair that didn’t work out as she had hoped. The farm’s acres reflect the divergent answers they each came up with in reply to what they both felt as tragic loss.

Gabrielle is an Associate Professor of English, writer, and chef living in the Sacramento Valley of California. For over a decade, she worked as a cook and chef for San Francisco Bay area restaurants and catering companies. During the growing season of 2006, she apprenticed under Laura Trent, farmer and owner of Tip Top Produce, an organic farm that specialized in supplying Bay Area farmers’ markets and fine-dining restaurants with heirloom vegetables. Gabrielle, an Associate Professor of English at San Joaquin Delta College, went to graduate school in her early thirties to earn an M.A. in English from the University of California at Davis and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Saint Mary’s College of California.

Touching Light: How to Free Your Fiber-Optic Fascia with Ronelle Wood

You have inside you a cloak of gossamer connective tissue that surrounds and supports everything and functions like fiber optics. This tissue is called fascia. In these pages, myofascial release expert Ronelle Wood translates the scientific language for the chemistry, function, and physiology of fascia, shares her hands-on expertise, and explains in layman's terms how our fascia affects us all in everyday life and its potential as a prime source of health and rejuvenation. Read this book and you’ll no longer perceive your body as a misbehaving slave to be punished into submission, but as a communicative partner—always supporting you.

Ronelle Wood, a leading specialist in Myofascial Release Therapy, knows the power of fascia from both sides - as a patient and as a healer. In her new book Touching Light: How to Free Your Fiber-Optic Fascia, Wood chronicles her path to discovering the life-changing technique that has made her a highly-successful, sought-after practitioner in her Ojai, CA clinic. Touching Light contains a powerful foreward by patient and myofascial convert, Gay Hendricks, PhD, author of numerous international bestselling books including The Big Leap. 

For more information visit: ohmsanctuary.com

For a YouTube video of fascia visit: https://youtu.be/uzy8-wQzQMY

Touching Light: How to Free Your Fiber-Optic Fascia with Ronelle Wood

You have inside you a cloak of gossamer connective tissue that surrounds and supports everything and functions like fiber optics. This tissue is called fascia. In these pages, myofascial release expert Ronelle Wood translates the scientific language for the chemistry, function, and physiology of fascia, shares her hands-on expertise, and explains in layman's terms how our fascia affects us all in everyday life and its potential as a prime source of health and rejuvenation. Read this book and you’ll no longer perceive your body as a misbehaving slave to be punished into submission, but as a communicative partner—always supporting you.

Ronelle Wood, a leading specialist in Myofascial Release Therapy, knows the power of fascia from both sides - as a patient and as a healer. In her new book Touching Light: How to Free Your Fiber-Optic Fascia, Wood chronicles her path to discovering the life-changing technique that has made her a highly-successful, sought-after practitioner in her Ojai, CA clinic. Touching Light contains a powerful foreward by patient and myofascial convert, Gay Hendricks, PhD, author of numerous international bestselling books including The Big Leap. 

For more information visit: ohmsanctuary.com

For a YouTube video of fascia visit: https://youtu.be/uzy8-wQzQMY

Seeding and Nurturing the Garden of Your Soul with Elizabeth Joyce

The invisible energy, known as Shakti, Chi, The Holy Ghost, is not a 'name' or a 'thing', but the underlying natural order of the Universe, whose ultimate essence is difficult to hold down or understand. The object of Spiritual practice is to 'become One with these energies,’ for by whatever name you choose to call them, they are one in the same. When you are walking your path, you innately know it because it becomes effortless. You think it, talk about it, plan it, and do it. This always involves meditative and moral practices. In all its uses, Spiritual energy is considered to have ineffable qualities that prevent it from being defined or expressed in words. It can, however, be known or experienced, and its principles (which can be discerned by observing Nature) can be followed or practiced.

Elizabeth has been a writer and columnist for thirty years and is currently writing Astrology columns for Wisdom Magazine and Toti Publishing. Her articles have appeared in the New York Daily News and the New York Times.  She is a spiritual healer and gives personal readings worldwide.  Elizabeth has studied with Margaret Stettner, Indira Ivey, Louise Hay, Dr. Deepak Chopra, Yogi Bhajan, Marc Tremblay, and Ammachi, the Hugging Saint. She has trained with Dr. Eric Pearl and is a Reconnective Healer. She is also a licensed minister.

For more information visit: http://new-visions.com/

Seeding and Nurturing the Garden of Your Soul with Elizabeth Joyce

The invisible energy, known as Shakti, Chi, The Holy Ghost, is not a 'name' or a 'thing', but the underlying natural order of the Universe, whose ultimate essence is difficult to hold down or understand. The object of Spiritual practice is to 'become One with these energies,’ for by whatever name you choose to call them, they are one in the same. When you are walking your path, you innately know it because it becomes effortless. You think it, talk about it, plan it, and do it. This always involves meditative and moral practices. In all its uses, Spiritual energy is considered to have ineffable qualities that prevent it from being defined or expressed in words. It can, however, be known or experienced, and its principles (which can be discerned by observing Nature) can be followed or practiced.

Elizabeth has been a writer and columnist for thirty years and is currently writing Astrology columns for Wisdom Magazine and Toti Publishing. Her articles have appeared in the New York Daily News and the New York Times.  She is a spiritual healer and gives personal readings worldwide.  Elizabeth has studied with Margaret Stettner, Indira Ivey, Louise Hay, Dr. Deepak Chopra, Yogi Bhajan, Marc Tremblay, and Ammachi, the Hugging Saint. She has trained with Dr. Eric Pearl and is a Reconnective Healer. She is also a licensed minister.

For more information visit: http://new-visions.com/