Alzheimers/Dementia: The Benefits of Yoga and Exercise
Recently, as I have been offline, so to speak- developing my Alzheimer training course- I have been doing a lot of reading, talking and discussion about various strategies for proactive programs to work with Alzheimer and dementia patients– particularly as they are progressing into the moderate to severe stages of the conditions. I have been…
We Shall Not Cease….
‘We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time’ T. S. Eliot… My husband Anadi and I are nomads… We shed all our possessions, except those which we carry in our rucksacks and some hand baggage…
Facial Expression and Body Language – Part 2 of 5
In the following diagrams I will look at each feature in isolation, but this can be misleading. These comments are therefore just a guideline. You will need to take the whole face and body into consideration. For example, if the ears are facing slightly backwards the horse could be listening to something going on behind…
Thinking into Being
Thought bubbles I watch thought bubbles And water waves Over Green land. I watch holding clay In my mind’s hands Thinking into being Clouds over the mountains Relaxed and flowing. I used to be a graphic designer and an illustrator. I became involved with the Chan Meditation Center and studied meditation and…
Facial Expression and Body Language – Part 1 of 5
As humans we use a verbal language and often we place so much emphasis on this that we are no longer used to reading visual clues. This is compounded by the fact that much of our communication is done at a distance – by email, text and telephone – and so we are less familiar…








