Trauma Recovery Coach, Speaker, Consultant & Author
Today is World AIDS Day, commemorating the 34 million living people with AIDS, and the nearly 30 million who have died. The numbers are so big they’re hard to take in. But for me, as for so very many others … Read more…
The handsome young man on the left, posing for his proud parents behind the camera, is my dad, Leon Lambert. The family story is that he lied about his age and enlisted in the Navy at seventeen. But as I … Read more…
When things are going well, it’s easy to think positive. But when times are tough, it’s much more challenging.
Last August I tripped on my old dog, and injured my knee fairly seriously. After babying it along with physical therapy, a brace, and limited activity, I decided in January to go ahead and have it repaired surgically. Then, when … Read more…
Although I have been fairly politically active in my life, I don’t plan, as a general rule, to address political issues in this blog. I’ve made that decision because I am sad to see the tremendous political divide in this … Read more…
I just watched a short press conference given by the parents of Andrew Koenig, the young man whose body was just found in Vancouver. He had a long history of depression, and he took his own life. Andrew’s story has … Read more…
We go through life in varying states of awareness. Sometimes we get so busy with our daily tasks that the job, or taking care of the children, or cooking or mowing the lawn seem like the only reality there is. … Read more…