In early October, I had the pleasure of taking our youngest son, Griffin, on a fishing trip down the wild and scenic section of the Rogue River. It’s an adventure I have experienced a handful of times and always promised him for his 12th birthday. Though it poured rain for…
Read More »Carl Rogers, the humanistic psychologist wrote: “The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.” I love this quote because it provides a clear pathway to wholeness, healing, inner-peace and happiness. If we can internalize Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous quote: “Violence…
Read More »Here is another great testimonial from one of our inspiring clients! I am a 76 year old woman just about halfway through my course of IASIS treatment. It might be helpful to explain my reasons for trying neurofeedback as I’m hoping to encourage others to investigate and finally use this…
Read More »Arborists rarely add anything to a tree. If we could add limbs, how sweet it would be! If parts of your tree were removed to its detriment, time is about the only fix, but oftentimes, that doesn’t bode well either. Some construction impacts cannot be reversed and preventative measures should…
Read More »What’s the cost per square foot? Who cares! It shouldn’t matter. Many real estate professionals continue to quote dollar per square foot. They are their own worst enemy. Builders and appraisers do this as well and it simply does not serve anyone well, especially the home buyer. So if an…
Read More »The Taoist five element system consists of Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. It is based on observation of the natural world and on the movement of energies throughout the year, where each season represents the energetic characteristic of a particular element. Autumn is the season of metal. When the…
Read More »I recall meeting my first prostate cancer patient many years ago. The cancer had spread all over his body and was no longer responding to his prescribed treatments. I recall being disappointed as he told me how the cancer had been found in a localized area and that his physician…
Read More »As we all know, there are many more cyclists on the road with the boom in e-bike popularity. One of the challenges is ensuring that drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians alike remain safe as they interact on their commutes. Determining how we go about that is always a complicated issue with…
Read More »Whether you like it or not, there’s millions of cars on the road today. Unfortunately, many of the drivers don’t understand basic rules of the road, and this puts everyone in a dangerous position, including pedestrians. One rule which I rarely see observed is that at a four-way stop. Although…
Read More »This is the time of year we all pause to reflect on our friends, our lives, and our families. We look back on accomplishments, successes, and even failures and consider what we have learned from our experiences. Often there is someone that influenced a decision or a choice we made,…
Read More »I think the topic I wrote about last month is critically important, so I’ve decided to run it again. Here we go. We can all agree the United States has a shortage of skilled labor, and the automotive industry is feeling the crunch as much as any other industry. It’s…
Read More »Now that summer is behind us, it’s time to talk about all the wonderful reasons to ride this fall. Weather – While we didn’t have too many triple-digit days this summer (gratefully), fall weather brings in some cooler temps allowing you to find a comfortable riding zone as you oscillate…
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