Inspiration

"We are the prison and we are the guards who prevent our escape. The simple truth is each of us must escape from ourselves. Clearly, no one can do this for us.…

PART FOUR OF FOUR: We need the encouragement that wise elders offer. "Wise elders have learned from their scars. They have not been taken over by their…

PART THREE OF FOUR: The practices that foster your elderhood development As mentioned in the prior blog post in the series, in his book, Come of…

Several years ago, when EQUUS was in its nascent stages, I was sharing with a friend my ideas about growing my herd from one horse to possibly three or more,…

PART TWO OF A FOUR PART SERIES: What can we learn from Indigenous elders? Every time we drive across the Midwest, I am struck by how many adolescents and so…

What can Western psychotherapy learn from aboriginal practices? Rupert Ross, retired Canadian Crown attorney who worked with hundreds of first-nation…

It's been two months since I've written an article, and the reason why begged to become a topic—overwhelm. It occurred to me one morning last week (while I was…

Jug-a-rum, jug-a-rum, jug-a-rum. I don’t think much of the Westchesters who own the vacation house next door. But I think a lot about their…

"Anthropology gives us insights into how relational experiences and communication patterns within different cultures directly shape the development of the…

 Robin Grille talks about his Parenting for a Peaceful World USA Tour, seven cities in 12 days, outside of the Museum of Motherhood in New York City with…