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Wilkinson Rebecca

The Cat Out of the Bag and Other Stressors

Rebecca–Don Juan Finally Released to His New Home Rebecca recently had her hands full transporting her cat, Don Juan, from DC to Tucson.  The trip was an absurd comedy of errors.  She recounted the day as follows: Things started out

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Agnes Denes
Wilkinson Rebecca

Snow Spirals

Gioia and Laura First–Snow Spirals We recently got a historic snow storm here on the East Coast.  In the Washington DC area, we are still digging out, and the kids have been home from school for a week.  However, Gioia

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Aspirations
Wilkinson Rebecca

Why, What, How? Simon Sinek’s Golden Circle

Rebecca’s Golden Circle The New Year is upon us!  Many of us are carrying over into 2016 resolutions we’d like to have accomplished in 2015.  We may have had firm intentions at the start of last year to follow through, but

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Appreciation/Gratitude Cards
Wilkinson Rebecca

What Kindness Looks Like

Rebecca–Card for Lois “Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible.” Dalai Lama It’s that time of year–Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s. For better or worse, ‘tis the season. Rebecca, known for being something of a Grinch, is fond of complaining

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Courage
Gioia

The Other Side of Masks

Gioia–Mask “I reveal myself one mask at a time”Stephen Dunn We have recently been using masks in our work. Although they’re often used in art therapy, we were both conflicted about what they represent. Are they meant to hide or

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Art Interpretation
Wilkinson Rebecca

Sometimes a Cigar Is Not a Cigar…

Rebecca–Path/Fuse Sometimes a cigar is not a cigar.  Perception is a tricky little creature.  We know that what we “see”, what we think is “reality”, is susceptible to all sorts of biochemical mechanisms.  What seems clearly obvious to some may be completely

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