"The Highest and The Best" is an important read for anyone wishing to live more deeply, honestly and healthily. It invites us to explore the use of intuition as medicine that can be used — either by gifted healers or anyone interested in self-healing — to bring optimal wellness to the body, mind and spirit. In clear, concise language, "Highest and Best" explains why the use of intuition will be commonplace in the third millennium, and what our existence will be like as we evolve into "three-dimensional" beings — with body, mind and spirit in balance. An inspiring, pertinent and practical book.

Reviews on "The Highest and The Best":

A valuable resource book that defines and explains many complementary therapies. — New Age Journal

Thought provoking, insightful and groundbreaking. Highly recommended reading for all students of alternative medicine and metaphysical philosophies. — Midwest Book Review

A wondrous journey into better knowing your unique self, as well as clues into the near future. This thoughtful and well-researched book sends readers on a path of hope — powered by faith, built on love. — Dr. Daniel Wagner

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Some samples of my writing:

Dance Alloy: Forging Contemporary Dance and Theatre
Artistic Director Beth Corning shares her vision of building a modern repertory company that showcases great choreographers. Published in Point of Light Magazine.

Life Support: Bad Santa
Mom worries about long-term effects of a well-intentioned lie. Originally published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Take Time to Reflect
To Do or Not To Do? A Questions That Never Ends. Originally published in Cranberry Magazine.

A Mind to Mow
One regular grass cutter finds time on the tractor steers her to creative meditation. Originally published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

The Institute of Noetic Sciences: Using Science to Understand the Spiritual
Using Science to Understand the Spiritual. Published in Point of Light Magazine.

Six Questions with Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona
Outtakes from an interview with the author of “Coyote Medicine.” Originally published in PITTSBURGH Magazine.

Life as Dance
How our passions help us stay “on pointe.”

A Pruning Guide For Writers
Editing one's own writing can be difficult. Learn how this author/editor was able to see the forest through the trees of editing her manuscript. Published in Writer's Journal.

Word Dance
A short musing on the joy of working with words.