by Chris Jorgensen Gladstone, MO « contact Chris »   Between the Thanksgiving holiday here in the U.S. and the end of the year festivities, I noticed a number of clients coming to the office filled with anxiety and stress. Anxiety is defined as “a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome” or “the desire to do something, typically accompanied by unease”. As mentioned above, besides the end-of-the-year holidays that tend to elicit stresses in various ways, there are the lingering health issues with one’s body and/or mind as well

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by Chris Jorgensen Gladstone, MO « contact Chris »   Holiday greetings to all! IAAP has completed another successful year. The IAAP Board (Erin Rivers, Tom Hansen and Chris Jorgensen) is very thankful for those who have supported IAAP’s Roger and Dorothy deWinton scholarship fund in 2017. Eight people were granted scholarships to assist them in attending an Attunement class. IAAP continues to offer a bi-monthly international teleconference call,  a bi-monthly long-distance Attunement call and the Attunement Podcasts. There are approximately 175 people signed up on the website. Thank you to all who contribute to the Attunement blog in the

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by Louise Broomberg Johannesburg, South Africa « contact Louise »   Sometimes it seems that patterns are so stuck that nothing can shift them. And then overnight it all changes and the feeling is, “Of course! What took us so long?!” The Berlin wall for example, the end of apartheid…and now Zimbabwe. I flew to Bulawayo last Tuesday (14 November) to spend a week with family and friends. Who could have predicted that that was the very day the military made its move to ring the changes? I was thrilled to be in the country to experience first hand the

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by Janan Stiles Strafford, NH « contact Janan»   Last weekend Gary and I facilitated an Introduction to Attunement Workshop here at the marina on a peaceful island off the coast of Georgia where we have been docked for the past 5 months during ‘hurricane season.’ During that short time we have met a wide range of people from all walks of life, cultures, languages, races, beliefs, political views, etc. It’s been a joy to extend Attunement in daily living, enjoy the diversity, and understand more of the consciousness in this part of the world which was quite foreign to

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by Bonnie Jo Radasch Charlemont, MA « contact Bonnie Jo»   Maintaining a ‘vertical stance’ in the world is becoming more and more like part of a personal garden that must be tended. Observing how energy moves toward or away from me, the circumstances surrounding those flows and becoming aware of the control I have available to help insure maintenance of Loving thoughts and feelings as I move through my day has become as important to me as brushing my teeth. Not long ago, it came to me to – every morning – before getting out of bed, think of

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by Donna Jorgensen Gladstone, MO « contact Donna »   Autumn is here and the landscape in Missouri is brilliant with fall colors– yellow, orange and red. It is the fire cycle of this year and I love it! Winter is next with its cold days and nights, maybe some snow–a time of stillness in the outer sense, reminding us of how necessary this ingredient is in our lives. In her book “Listening Below the Noise”, Anne LeClaire writes: “Today, for most of us, life is seriously out of balance. We have become inundated with obligations…overwhelmed by noise and the

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