Are there actually gifts that come along with growing older? Are there ways we can deepen them as we move along? My longtime friend and colleague Susan Stewart, affirmatively answers these and other questions in her 2018 book, Winter’s Graces: The S
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A Harvard Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, Richard Katz has spent time over the past 50 years working with Indigenous elders and healers in various parts of the world. He has just published a culmination of that work: Indigenous Healing Psychology: Hon
Read more…Wisdom 2.0 is a conference in Silicon Valley to explore how we can live with deeper meaning and wisdom in our technology-rich age - it is available to view live at http://www.wisdom2summit.com/ or
http://www.wisdom2summit.com/Live-Stream/live
John C. Robinson, Ph.D., D.Min. is a clinical psychologist with a second doctorate in ministry, an ordained interfaith minister, the author of seven books on the interface of psychology and spirituality, and last but not least, an aging B
Read more…Dr. Tobin Hart provides the following by way of biographical information: “Even as a child, I remember being fascinated by how we know, especially that knowing that takes place in those special moments when the world opens more deeply to us, and we t
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Dr. Tobin Hart provides the following by way of biographical information: “Even as a child, I remember being fascinated by how we know, especially that knowing that takes place in those special moments when the world opens more deeply t
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Tobin Hart, Ph.D. is a father, university professor, author, psychologist, and consultant. He is founder and chair of the Board of Directors of ChildSpirit Institute, a nonprofit educational and research hub dedicated to understanding and
Read more…John C. Robinson, Ph.D., D.Min. is a clinical psychologist with a second doctorate in ministry, an ordained interfaith minister, the author of seven books on the interface of psychology and spirituality, and last but not least, an aging Boomer with g
Read more…My current rant is on the dangers of modern day discounting, bracketing, etc. any value and knowledge of history. It seems that in our technological need for speed and fearful concern as to what is around the bend, we may lose sight of where we've be
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