When people think of buying a “new construction” home, they often assume they don’t need a buyer’s agent. After all, there’s a builder, a sales office with friendly staff eager to help, and a often a shiny model. What could go wrong? The builder’s sales rep works for the builder. They are not ... Continue Reading » about Should You Use a Buyer’s Agent for a New Build? Pros, Cons & When It Might Not Make Sense
Healing Trauma Summit: Somatic Experiencing: Healing Trauma Through the Wisdom of the Body
PETER LEVINE For more than 45 years, Peter Levine has been at the forefront of bringing body-based modalities to the treatment of trauma. In this 2018 interview, Dr. Levine describes the development and methodology of his Somatic Experiencing® program. Emphasizing that traumatic events create ... Continue Reading » about Healing Trauma Summit: Somatic Experiencing: Healing Trauma Through the Wisdom of the Body
Healing Trauma Summit
I'm just starting to watch the Healing Trauma Summit, hosted by Jeffrey Rutstein, PhD and Sounds True founder Tami Simon. Here's the info from their materials: Summary Do you have clients or loved ones who face the emotional wounds of trauma each day? Or are you yourself struggling with ... Continue Reading » about Healing Trauma Summit
Peter Levine
Peter Levine, Ph.D., has spent a lifetime exploring how trauma lives in the body — and how, with patience and compassion, it can be released. Best known as the creator of Somatic Experiencing®, Peter brought a whole new understanding to the way we heal. Instead of endlessly talking about the past, ... Continue Reading » about Peter Levine
Nahshon Cook Clinic
When: May 18 and 19, 2024 Where: Pine Knoll Center for Integrated Horsemanship, 4901 Ironworks Pike, Georgetown, KY 40324 Indoor Arena Exact Location on Google Maps Each day has a limited number of participant and auditor slots. Participant Cost: $350 Includes a 45-60 minutes ... Continue Reading » about Nahshon Cook Clinic
Sniff the Calf
Sometimes I take Minnie, my 3 year old off the track thoroughbred filly, into the arena. She’s very curious and likes to walk herself from obstacle to obstacle, checking them out. Last week, there was a new obstacle - an adorable little brown bottle-fed calf called Buttercup. Minnie wasn’t quite ... Continue Reading » about Sniff the Calf
Liberty Festival, October 21-23, 2022
I'm excited to be attending the first Liberty Festival October 21-23, 2022. The festival is hosted by the International Liberty Horse Association and will be held at the Kentucky Horse Park, both of which are based just down the road from my home. Like every (single) thing in the horse world, ... Continue Reading » about Liberty Festival, October 21-23, 2022
We can – and must – do better for our kids
Crystal Willis, writing for the Kentucky Youth Project, makes the powerful case that young children should not be in the juvenile justice system. From the article: AAP recommends the following juvenile justice reforms: Advance policies and community action to address the root causes of ... Continue Reading » about We can – and must – do better for our kids
Inspiration Whispers
Inspiration whispers she doesn't care if I hear if I'm too busy mind racing with all the to do's that don't matter. She whispers to me to you to all she doesn't care who listens she just wants to become. ... Continue Reading » about Inspiration Whispers
Is the housing market going to collapse?
As a Realtor, I get asked this question - and its cousins - all the time: is the housing market going to collapse like it did in 2008? Can prices keep going up? Are prices going to come back down? Is this a bubble? Obviously, I don't have a crystal ball, but I don't think we'll see a crash. And I ... Continue Reading » about Is the housing market going to collapse?