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Hate Within Me Now has a 3-Minute Shelf Life

by lori | Nov 13, 2014 | Alzheimer's, Care Partnering, Caregiving, Poetry

We thought the Alzheimer’s diagnosis would be hard. Then, that the slow losing of mom as we knew her would be beyond hard. These things seemed shatteringly difficult for so very many others. How could we expect anything else? But we’re nine years in now....

How do self-organizing work groups sustain themselves? (2 of 4)

by lori | Nov 2, 2010 | FAQ, Sustaining

Continuing from last week’s blog. Here’s more on ideas 4 and 5… 4. As a group, they become more open and visible over time (and can notice this is happening) The self-organizing groups that I’ve studied and been part of make their creating, brainstorming, and...

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