The Spoon Theory of Grief

The Spoon Theory of Grief

Dr. Kenneth Doka reminds us that “there is little work more difficult than [that of] working through grief.” Doing the work of grief involves having to un-learn the patterns and rhythms that have governed our lives with our loved ones – the daily phone call to mom,...
Celebrating Janice Caie-Lawrence

Celebrating Janice Caie-Lawrence

A Heart for Healing In the quiet moments between heartbeats and breaths, Janice’s hands offer more than just a touch—they offer a deep sense of peace. With each light gesture, anxiety melts, tension lifts, and a quiet comfort settles into the soul. For the past year,...
Celebrating Vitas Sirgedas

Celebrating Vitas Sirgedas

A Heart of Service While most people imagine retiring as a time to unwind, take up hobbies, and relax, Vitas found a different calling. After 30 years at Ford Motor Company, he stepped into retirement in 2016. But instead of slowing down, he embraced a new chapter of...