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7/20 AM Observations

Submitted by Geneva Tolliferreo on Mon, 07/20/2009 - 10:06am.

Good Morning...

As I begin, this my second institute this Summer, I am excited to continue building upon the work I have begun on what began as my Twiki page in 1997.  Now known as my 'blog' or webpage, I am sharing my professional interest in how and why the brain rests.  Where previously I wanted to know how the brain rests, in this session my inquiries will be more 'why' focused.

A career educator, now providing support for working adults, rest is an essential component of what they need but do not get enough of.  As a listening therapist, this is an aspect of all our lives which often gets little attention.  My position is to educate them as to why this important to their survival and how it may be accomplished amidst their all to busy schedule...

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