There’s Hope for Hope An evidence based intervention

Posted by Julia Mossbridge & Laura Nissen - April 1, 2020

This article is written by Julia Mossbridge, PhD and Laura Nissen, PhD. It was originally published here,…

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Abraham Entin’s “Living on the Fringe” A Magical Mystery Tour through the 1960’s and 70’s

Posted by Jonathan Greenberg - July 25, 2019

Sonoma County Abraham Entin’s “Living on the Fringe,” is a wonderful coming of the new…

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Health Professionals Urge Supes to Stop Chanate Giveaway & Retain Portion of Vital Public Land New petition to preserve County’s largest battered women shelter which would be rendered homeless if Supervisors vote to approve sketchy scheme on June 20

Posted by Dr. Panna Lossy - June 16, 2017

New petition to preserve County’s largest battered women shelter which would be rendered homeless if…

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Think Globally: Act Internally A call for body-wisdom in communication & conflict

Posted by Jerry A. Green - September 17, 2015

Senator Bernie Sanders says that “we are the change we’ve been looking for. “ He stresses…

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Prozac or Emotions: One Woman’s Choice Are we here to experience our feelings, or numb them?

Posted by Amity Hotchkiss - August 26, 2015

At this point, just a few minutes into my appointment, Dr. Chimera came close to…

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Healing Words, Harmful Words What doctors say during treatment impacts a patient’s recovery

Posted by Gail Raborn - April 16, 2015

Far too many doctors or nurses have condemned their patients to continued pain or slower…

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