seven repetitions…so much medicine….5-30-23
Touching home base just this one day before I depart once again. I feel drawn to the page, chock full of expression that begs emptying. Bathing at Harbin Hot Springs […]
Entries by Bella
mother musings…5-15-23
On Saturday night I fell into the photograph rabbit hole, precious images archiving what it looked like to be a young family. This greased the wheels for many tears on […]
tears that become rain…5-9-23
Holding space for 5Rhythms practice, a unique calling. In the days preceding a session, I root through the mud of my life, digging for what’s most alive and juicy. […]
a quietly considered step back…4-27-23
I’m sitting in a Petaluma coffee shop, headed home from three days camping solo on the northern California wild coastline. Celebrating that I can still pull off something like this […]
Hands on. Face to face. No substitute….4-18-23
For the umpteenth time I listened to a physical therapy tale of woe. Just last week I heard the story again. With variations on body part, it pretty much goes […]
practice moves through a sea change…4-4-23
Sea change: a profound or notable transformation. Lately I’ve been curiously at watch as our communities of practice move through a sea change. Something is different in this post-Covid spell. […]
we need not go it alone…3-28-23
I up and quit my fresh from interning professional job after just 2 ½ years. It was an absorbing chapter, sprawled on a floor mat, delivering therapy for youngsters shaped […]
hanging in the balance …3-16-23
Twenty years ago, in a corner clinic office, I languished yearning to be free. Literally boxed in, held by a rectangle so rigid it was hard to move and fully […]
shoulda, coulda, woulda meditation…3-8-23
Meditation: maybe this is on your shoulda coulda woulda list, lumped in there with proper nutrition and daily exercise. It was on my list also for a long time. But […]
taking the reins….2-27-23
Evaluate and treat: 3 X a week for 6 weeks So would read any number of prescriptions at the physical therapy clinic I owned. The patient came in for assessment and then […]