Bridges
Robin WarfieldAs a Duke-Certified Health & Well-Being Coach, child development specialist, and a person living with an autoimmune disorder, I explore the intersection of education, faith, and mind-body connection.
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Building Like a Bird
Sparrow Weaver building a nest from Earth.com
I had a lovely conversation this week with my 11-year-old niece-by-choice in which we talked about the months of the year as colors, patterns and textures. For me, this month radiates hues of d...
Giving Up Handling It All with Grace
Me at the Grand Canyon in 1989, undiagnosed and unburdened.
It has been a while since I have written. My creative process has been stymied by waiting for a “message” to form, trying too hard to craft a statement on some topic that unlocks...
Learning, Relationships, and Trust
As I await the Request for Applications from the Division of Child Development and Early Education (DCDEE), to hopefully continue my project’s work and clarify its mission, I have been reflecting on my experiences with the Birth-to-Three Qu...
The Ableist Nonsense and Resilience Practice of Skill-Building
Photo by Jeremy Yap on Unsplash
I have a fraught relationship with skill-building. While the idea is generally positive, I also perceive its inherent ableism. Coaching, too, can be ableist in its focus on goal setting and action steps. My...
Waiting for the Way
by Joseph Rael, Beautiful Painted Arrow
I am waiting for a way to open.
This statement arose during a Reflective Supervision session I took part in this past week, and it has haunted me ever since. It came in response to the idea of navig...
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I am a Duke-Certified Health & Well-Being Coach and Reflective Consultant, dedicated to individual and group healing. I have lived with an autoimmune disorder since 1993, and continue to make my own meaning of the mind-body connection.
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