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Why Bother Collecting Wise Words?
By Terese Luikens | | Mental Health, Relationships
Why Bother Collecting Wise Words? Some people like to collect things, sometimes for their value, other times just for the simple pleasure of collecting something. My dad collected antiques as well as coins, specifically the Kennedy head half dollar. While still a kid, one of my brothers collected empty beer cans and stacked them on…
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Why Bother With Knowledge?
By Terese Luikens | | Health
Why Bother With Knowledge? This past weekend, I attended a workshop that taught me about pelvic health. After the first session, I felt a little ashamed of myself. Though my pelvis is an important and central part of my body, I knew so little about it. But after the workshop, I walked away better informed…
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Why Bother With Community?
By Terese Luikens | | Mental Health, Uncategorized
Why Bother With Community? Just recently, I decided to return to the community of yoga teachers. I’ve missed the experience of teaching yoga and it was an exhilarating and encouraging experience to interview the other day for a position I’d once held, let go of and now hope to secure once again. …
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Why Bother Noticing the Narrative?
By Terese Luikens | | Communication, Mental Health, Relationships, Teaching
Why Bother Noticing The Narrative? I’ve always been an avid reader and read bedtime stories to my sons. Now, as a fourth grade teacher, I like to introduce my students to the pleasure of reading good stories by authors who write good books. Every year, I read stories out loud to my fourth grade class…
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