Monthly Archives: May 2020
Teaching clients?
What could we teach our clients? :- Doug.
Posted in Caring, Professional Caregivers
Leave a comment
Hear beyond listening
Reflective hearing is of highest value. Hear beyond listening: take in, assimilate the other. Reflect: explore further this path. :- Doug.
Posted in Caring, Eldering, Family, Healing and Wholeness
Leave a comment
Garden for flourishing
Our work is to create better conditions for life. We are gardeners making an environment for flourishing. :- Doug.
Aspirations with you?
What ought be my aspirations in working with you? :- Doug.
Posted in Caring, Professional Caregivers
Leave a comment
Safely home
We meet families in crisis and guide them safely home. :- Doug.
Sanity lives family
I tend to work on projects, things needing doing at a consequential time in people’s lives. Big things are at stake—sanity, lives, family. :- Doug.
Posted in Caring, Eldering, Professional Caregivers
Leave a comment
Precedent specific universal?
Can we be a precedent? Can we be specific? And universal? :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering
Leave a comment
Higher ground than crisis
Our work needs to be beyond getting our clients through the crisis. We must get them to a higher humanity. :- Doug.
Posted in Caring, Eldering
Leave a comment
300-year challenge
The 300-year challenge: Can Storytelling Bring About a Higher Humanity? :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering
Leave a comment
Forward-looking generation
We are a forward-looking generation our eye on future possibles and aspirations seldom feeling the ground beneath our feet those ancestors and shunning to hear around us those others and species and formations making up our habitat and symphonia. What … Continue reading
Posted in Eldering
Leave a comment
Hear the lessons
Hence, a lot of thinking about what that transformation might be. My clients can guide me, ought to be the guides. But we can do more, much more for them, than simply the technical grunt work of the Medicaid application. … Continue reading
Baker’s Implementing:
Baker’s Implementing. Baker seems to prompt things from me. Just this morning he spoke of the professional as transforming the client. This is a higher step than service and higher than experience: help the client to become better. :- Doug.
Family to be?
What do you want your family to do? Whom do you want your family to be? :- Doug.
Posted in Family
Leave a comment
Things we ignore
The things we ignore as attorneys—the feelings, the desire to have the family get along, etc—are the main event for the client and her family. We could help. :- Doug.
Posted in Caring, Family, Professional Caregivers
Leave a comment