Hello, dear colleagues -
I just wanted to share with you how the Practice of Peace event went
last week.
I hold learning workshops for mutual learning regarding the method of
Open Space Technology. I have been experimenting with whether or not to
hold additional workshops for those wishing to go
Lisa--
Interesting. How were the topics for each of the days chosen?
I am talking with a senior independent living community about doing
something on health and healthcare for seniors. The person I am talking
with is suggesting we have a 4-part evening meeting, each one a month
apart. Part 1 woul
Lisa--
The sponsor so far is the senior living facility. This is one of those
places which is apartments with a high level of services--change bed linens
once a week, provide some activities in house, meals in a restaurant-type
setting, some transportation services. Not a nursing home, nor even
as
Hello Dear Lisa-- What a wonderful recap! . . . I've been meaning to write
you and again thank you for everything: you being you, you being so gracious,
such a wonderful host, space holder, new friend, colleague. . . I am still
talking about your open space (did so with my brother and friends, f
Lisa--
Magnificent meeting! Hooray for you for bringing people together for such a
rich conversation!
Joelle
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Hello, Doug --
You wrote:
I am talking with a senior independent living community about doing
something on health and healthcare for seniors. The person I am talking
with is suggesting we have a 4-part evening meeting, each one a month
apart. Part 1 would be doctors, nurses, staff at the community
Doug-- What occurred to me is that the staff may be relieving seniors of
responsibility for their own health care by setting these topics. How
about a theme like: What can seniors do to better manage their own
health? What are the opportunities for seniors to take charge of their
own health issues
