Birth Perspectives Related to The Well-Lived Life

Your energy store house is like a bank account. Your energy is your capital and it can generate interest—or it can be depleted and not

To live in a state of wonder and awe; to live with the curiosity of a healthy, inquisitive child; to live as if everything—every experience

Connection, community, and cooperation are all words that Dr. Gladys uses to describe our interrelationship with others. “On a fundamental level, we’re all connected,” she

Love is a powerful word with so many meanings. You can love ice cream or love a pet. You can love the flowers in your

You can say that again when you are talking about birthing. Feeling “stuck” is birth language. A prenatal and perinatal psychologist or a counselor who

In Chapter 1 of The Well-Lived Life Dr. Gladys discusses “finding our juice,” that is, finding the will within us to live and finding that

The vision for the future of The Foundation for Living Medicine includes the creation of a Village, a community that includes health caregivers who practice