In the menu at the top there are three sub-categories: Articles, Book List, and Practitioners/Trainings.

On the Articles page you will find a collection of articles, excerpts from books, and Internet resources with attending HTML links, honoring authorship wherever possible. These articles and links represent 30 years of collecting and are a synthesis of some of the most useful information I have found. I wanted to provide an area where people could easily access articles that I recommend in my practice and ministry and that have proven life-changing for many of those who have read them.

If an article is not properly labeled in its authorship or is missing authorship, and you happen to know who the article should be attributed to, we would greatly appreciate your contacting us and letting us know.

My decision to assemble the Book List portion of this site is because many of the people that I either counsel with, know, or meet along the way seem to have a deep hunger for knowledge and appreciate the books I recommend.

So, with that as my motivator, and in the same spirit as the articles section, I have assembled a relatively long list of books that I have found very useful in my learning over the last 30 years and that have stood the test of time. They are listed under a variety of topics, also like the articles section, and have icons placed next to them that will allow you to click directly to Amazon in order to purchase them.

I have chosen to assemble the Practitioners/Trainings List so that anyone accessing the site can see resources for various practitioners and trainings specializing in modalities I value. These resources are drawn from various parts of the globe, especially North America and Northern California. The list of practitioners and trainings on this site is an aggregation of many years of exposure to different educational opportunities, trainers, and facilitators of work that has influenced me. I also wanted to make it easy for people to directly access resources for themselves, their friends, or their family without the extra time-consuming process of an e-mail dialogue with me.

I make no personal recommendations and would encourage you to use this portion of the site as a jumping off place. You can then start the process of investigating, interviewing and sorting through different people and modalities to find which person or modality resonates most deeply with your inner authority and sense of safety. I would highly recommend that you set up short conversations, with any practitioners or spokespeople for a particular training that you are interested in, so that you can get a sense of the differences before you make a final decision