Take back your attention
Here is an excellent article by Tony Schwartz, CEO of The Energy Project, at Fast Company, entitled Take Back Your Attention. His main thesis, one that my readers know I subscribe to as well, is that the computer, with email, FaceBook, Google, and a plethora of other fun toys and semi-useful activities, can be a […]
TLC’s for Mental health and happiness! 9 AWESOME TIPS!
by Phil McNally I am so EXCITED!! to share the following research on mental health with you! Every week I share proven mental health and well-being boosters……this week I’ll share a brilliant new research paper endorsing 9 tips of the best ways to keep mentally healthy and happy. I’ve mentioned all of them previously. Dr Roger Walsh MD has written a great paper describing TLCs (therapeutic lifestyle changes) as...
Fathers, Sons and Guns: An Interview With USC Sociologist and Author Michael Messner
"I end the book with a letter to my sons, posing this this sort of dilemma for them to ponder: perhaps the meaning of a son’s relationship with his father is a sort of puzzle to be deciphered over a lifetime."
Trauma Recovery Facilitation Training
How to be elegant, efficient and effective when healing traumatized hearts A Workshop with Patricia Clason, Curtis Mitchell, and Barbara David – Houston TX – Nov 10-13, 2011. “The actual process of trauma really worked as a learning experience for me. Being part of it was very rewarding. I definitely recommend this program. I am honored to have been a part of it. The leaders were very down to earth with relaying...
Eating ‘Paleo’… Primal Nourishment in Modern Times
By Dr. Stephen Stern, Men’s Health and Fitness Editor – “the Wilder Elder” In recent years, the paleo / primal approach to diet has been gaining popularity. For many people, eating like our ancestors has helped them lose weight, improve digestion and lower blood pressure. It has provided benefits for people who have suffered with autoimmune and metabolic disorders. Along with physiological improvements, people...
Shriners Saved My Son’s Life ~ reprinted
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article sent out by the Chairman of the Board of Governors for Chicago’s Shriner’s Hospital is a touching story about the power of human relationship and connection in creating a space for healing. This story came to the ManKind Project Journal because the father in this story, Steven Twohig, and the friend that he mentions, Hal Klegman, are both members of the ManKind Project. Steven is part of...
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