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Navigating With AI – A Personal and Clinical Exploration of Complex Trauma
Living with complex trauma is like navigating a labyrinth of mind and body, where each turn reveals layers of pain, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of healing. My journey encompasses anxiety, PTSD...
Nov 34 min read


New Book Empowers Women in Midlife to Release Money Shame and Reclaim Inner Steadiness
Penguin, Tasmania – November 1, 2025 – From her tranquil coastal practice in Penguin, Integrative Therapist and Accredited Social Worker Sonia Skewes announces the release of her new softcover book...
Nov 32 min read


Case Study – The Making of the Joker as an Abnormal Psychology Profile
Arthur Fleck’s transformation into the Joker is more than a villain origin story. It is a clinical profile of what happens when trauma, social neglect, and systemic labeling converge. Through psychology...
Nov 34 min read


How Canva Just Pulled Off the Marketing Move of the Decade
A design software underdog just rewrote the rules of competition, and every brand needs to take notes. Picture this: It's October 28, 2025. Adobe Max, the creative industry's Super Bowl, is in full swing.
Nov 36 min read


​Alive, Ambitious, Accountable – A Call to Shape Culture
This is a call to arms. To stand with the overlooked. To amplify the unheard. To make space for the work, the ideas, and the people the world too often misses.
Nov 34 min read


Rewiring Mind and Soul – The Science of Growth, the Soul of Transformation
Neuroplasticity or rewiring the mind and soul is the scientific language of change, and spiritual growth is the soul’s language of transformation. Together, they speak the same universal truth, growth...
Nov 33 min read


The Leadership Shift That Changes Everything – From Problem Solver to Condition Creator
You know the answer. You could solve this problem in five minutes. You think that by solving the problem, you are helping the team. Maybe you would in the short term. Definitely not in the long term...
Nov 37 min read


Impact, Approximation, and the Nervous System – Lessons From Physical Therapy
In rehabilitation, especially working with patients recovering from neurological injuries, one of our most effective tools is approximation, also referred to as joint compression or light compressive...
Nov 33 min read


How Public Crises Reshape the Future of Health Strategy
What keeps a community healthy when everything falls apart? Recent years have shown that public health isn’t just about medicine—it’s about leadership. From pandemics to wildfires and mental health crises, these emergencies are no longer rare. How we plan, communicate, and lead determines what survives the chaos. In this blog, we will share how public crises are reshaping health strategy, why new leadership is essential, and how advanced training is helping professionals cre
Nov 34 min read


Reconnecting With Lemuria – Crystals, Consciousness, and Healing Through Water and Earth
As our modern world faces environmental, emotional, and spiritual disconnection, many are feeling called to rediscover ancient wisdom that once held humanity in harmony with nature. Lemuria, a pre-...
Nov 26 min read


Evergreen Feng Shui as the Art of Building Prosperity From the Ground Up
Evergreen Feng Shui is a rare, advanced practice that begins long before construction. By choosing land, orientation, and architectural flow with precision, a property becomes a living system that generates...
Nov 24 min read


Bobbie Mangini’s Path – Big Ideas, Simple Starts, Real Results
When you look at Bobbie Mangini’s career, it’s not one headline or big break that defines her. It’s a series of thoughtful choices, consistent follow-through, and a few bold ideas that have quietly...
Nov 23 min read


Scott Borgerson – Driving Ideas That Keep America Moving
For Scott Borgerson, a veteran truck driver from Essex, Maryland, success didn’t come from luck or shortcuts. It came from consistency, focus, and a belief that every mile matters. Over the past two...
Nov 23 min read


Douglas Kuluk – Building Lifelines Across Canada’s Frozen North
When most people see a frozen lake, they see danger. Douglas Kuluk sees a possibility. For more than two decades, the Manitoba-born engineer has turned sheets of ice into seasonal highways–lifelines...
Nov 23 min read


Justin Brewer – Turning Discipline into Innovation
Growing up in Somers, Connecticut, Justin Brewer never imagined his passion for soccer would later shape his approach to business. Yet, looking back, he sees a clear connection. “Sport teaches you to keep...
Nov 23 min read


Adrian Tiafierro Keys – Designing Florida’s Future, One Landscape at a Time
Growing up near Sarasota’s Myakka River, Adrian Tiafierro Keys saw firsthand how nature and people could shape each other. His childhood days were spent balancing between two worlds – his father’s...
Nov 24 min read


The Future of Leadership Is Feminine
Leadership success has historically been measured by key performance indicators, efficiency metrics, and bottom-line results that built powerful companies and impressive outcomes, but also contributed...
Nov 14 min read


Could It Be Neurodivergent Burnout?
The alarm is going off, but my legs are made of lead. It is like one of those nightmares where I am trying to run, but I am paralyzed. The thin light from dawn burns my eyes, and immediately, I feel...
Nov 113 min read


How Stress Shows Up on Your Skin and What You Can Do About It
Have you ever noticed your skin acting up right before an important meeting or during an emotionally heavy season? That sudden breakout, patch of redness, or flare up that seems to...
Nov 16 min read


When Fear Becomes a Habit – How the Brain Can Learn Safety Again
Hidden fear responses like bladder urgency, swallowing anxiety, and food avoidance are far more common than people realise. And because they are learned in moments of stress, they can also be...
Nov 16 min read


AI in the Workforce – Enhancing Human Potential, Not Replacing It
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries, reshaping the labor workforce, and redefining what it means to work alongside intelligent machines. Rather than viewing AI as a threat...
Oct 313 min read


You Can’t See X-rays, but You Believe in Them
We believe in many things we cannot see, from God to atoms to the energy that powers our bodies. So why is energetic healing met with fear and resistance? In this thought-provoking piece...
Oct 317 min read


The Art of the Pop-Up – What Makes a Great Shopping Experience That Lasts Beyond the Sale
Pop-up markets are more than temporary retail spaces, they’re immersive experiences that spark connection, creativity, and community. Discover the key elements that transform a simple shopping moment...
Oct 314 min read


Rewiring Trauma – EMDR at the Intersection of Psychology and Neuropsychology
Imagine waking in the middle of the night, heart racing, your body tense, as a memory you thought was long buried floods your mind. A car backfiring, a sudden scream, a gesture that mirrors a moment you...
Oct 315 min read
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