My Dear Friends and Summer Campers, You may be wondering how am I, where the hell was I for summer camp yesterday, and what is going on. I will tell you. Over the last few months, it began insidiously, and I tried to ignore the call--from my own heart--I notice symptoms gradually escalating until this weak I cannot ignore or explain them away. My family practice doctor (who is an absolute peach) urgently sent me for heart tests, and I was shepherded to a cardiologist immediat

My Dear Friends and Summer Campers, You may be wondering how am I, where the hell was I for summer camp yesterday, and what is going on. I will tell you. Over the last few months, it began insidiously, and I tried to ignore the call--from my own heart--I notice symptoms gradually escalating until this weak I cannot ignore or explain them away. My family practice doctor (who is an absolute peach) urgently sent me for heart tests, and I was shepherded to a cardiologist immediat

BIRTH STORY MEDICINE SUMMER SCHOOL Recently, we announced our new Three-Part Birth Story Medicine course (that is replacing the former two-part course). This summer I am making the revised Part II and Part III available to students who were enrolled in Part II any time in 2018-2019 but didn’t get the “green light” and now want to refresh, review, and get certified. Until now, Birth Story Listening did not offer certification. However, we will begin Certifying qualified Birth

The Storytelling Year has been very rich. Perhaps storytellers became distracted by summer, I'm not sure, but, due to a lack of response in June, I cancelled the July class which was to be on Fairytales. It is my hope, that with this reminder, Quarter Two students and all new Quarter 3 students will join me on the live call on Sunday, July 7, 2019 at 5 pm PST when I will present on Fairytales. This will allow Q2 students to catch up and complete Q2, and a nice way to welcome