Suzanne Partridge (on the left) writes: December 22nd 1993. My first Come Alive. Last day with hugs and Merry Christmas exchange. I was nervous about heading back to Edmonton and Ben told me to remember to breathe. I said that it was -32 there and if I took a deep breath when I arrived my nostrils would freeze together! Ben and Joann cracked up.
Wen-Shwu Lee writes that vulnerability, courage and connection are real alternatives to addiction.
It’s always great to see the kind of hard work and dedication that our Unplugged Volunteers put in. Here are a few shots of their work and previews…
By Susan Clarke. This article originally appeared on Susan’s blog susanbclarke.com A while back I wrote a blog requesting others to share their Ultimate Result from taking…
Rachel Davey writes: It’s here! The 2015 Video Annual Report for The Haven. Thanks to everyone who took part in the video and to all Haven friends out…
The Wild Edge of Sorrow: Rituals of Renewal and the Sacred Work of Grief. By Francis Weller, North Atlantic Books, 2015 Review by Wayne Dodge Although short on actual…
From Gary Holdgrafer: Mary and I are caught here in a relaxed, post-lunch moment on the Haven deck celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary on May 22, 1997 under…