What Does It Take to Change?
In this video blog, Margaret talks about the conditions that allow for change at a personal and societal level, as well as what could be holding us back and keeping
READ MOREEmbryology and Its Relationship to Health
At the School of Inner Health, we teach practitioners to be receptive to what the body is showing them in themselves and their clients. We teach anatomy in a relational
READ MORESome Reason Why I Must
Our ongoing Craniosacral Foundation Training just finished Module 4 on the nervous system this past weekend. We had a beautiful and challenging journey of depth and connection, getting inside our
READ MOREChanging the Past
But, you say, we can’t change the past. And I say, we can change our relationship to it. Hurt was caused at specific moments in time. Loss occurred because something
READ MOREA Life-Changing Conversation
I want to make as big a difference as possible. I want to make as much change as possible, in minds, hearts, communities, the world. Big as I can reach,
READ MOREChanges at the School of Inner Health
First, an apology for not communicating to everyone about what’s going on with the School of Inner Health. We have had lots of BIG changes, and we are still not
READ MOREPearls of Acceptance
A few weeks ago, I wrote a piece entitled, “An Oyster Who Had Earned His Pearl,” about my friend Dan and what the discovery that he had cancer taught me
READ MOREHolding Space for the Resolution of Trauma
The resolution of trauma occurs with a particular kind of contact and space and at a pace that it can be integrated. What is needed is contact that meets the
READ MOREDo You Often Feel Paralyzed When Trying To Make A Decision?
When something is right, we know it. When something is wrong, we know that too. Uncertainty is a normal experience, but when it becomes a way of life, it is
READ MOREAn Oyster Who Had Earned His Pearl
Dan was of slight frame, one of those people that inspired me to make huge meals and want to feed him until he bulked up. I only fed him for
READ MOREListen and Respond
Life is constantly engaging with us, speaking to us in a thousand ways. Our job is to listen and respond. As I spoke about in the last newsletter, from a
READ MORERelationships and Connections
Although our biodynamic classes are about making relationships and connections, I talk often in my classes about isolation, what creates it and why it is maintained both by individuals and
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