Home > About Us Don't Miss These Features on Our Sister Website SUPPORT4CHANGE WATCH Getting Through the Gate to Change VISIT RESOURCES4Change Store SUBSCRIBE Support4Change Newsletter Email Address (be sure it's correct): Name: Who We Are The authors and contributors of Learning Place Online (LPO) are a varied group of individuals and organizations who are commited to helping people be the best they can be—emotionally, mentally, physically, socially, and spiritually—so that we might, together, help create a better world Many of us have advanced degrees, some of us are therapists or nutrition experts and clinicians in the helping professions, some of us are published authors, others are authors-in-progress, some of us are well-known, although most of us are not. But all of us have experience in the area in which we write. Please note: The contributors listed below may have more than one article featured on Learning Place Online. For this list, we have chosen to link to an article that particularly represents their area of expertise. Contributors A to K Faraziah Abdyllah Making the Most of the Time You Have Marcia Albert Getting the Sleep You Need Austin A Hero Lynn Azpeitia — bio Increasing Couple Intimacy: Resources for Couples and Therapists Alternatives to Marriage Project Is Unmarried Bliss Possible Without a Marriage License? American Journal of Nursing The Dying Patient's Bill of Rights Travis Baker Mentors R. A. Bloch A Letter to All Newly-Diagnosed Cancer Patients Lea Brandenburg The Art of Listening Scott Burton Humor Therapy or Human Therapy? Compassionate Friends Surviving Your Child's Suicide Alysa Cummings Dear Someone: A Poem for Expressing Yourself Margaret Doyle Rumi's Poetry Can Lead to Spiritual Growth Diana Dyer Cancer Nutrition: Answers to Some Nutrition Questions Eileen Ehmann Want to Become More Optimistic? Try This Exercise Program Corinne Edwards Reflections From a Woman Alone Judith Fraser Solution Focused Brief Couple Therapy Eva Fugitt He Hit Me Back First - The Search for a Better Way Sandy Geyer-Miller What is the Pandora Myth All About Lynne Goldklang Count It as a Vegetable and Move On Arlene F. Harder, Editor-in-Chief — bio Questions for Thinking People Mina Hamilton — bio Preparing Dinner Can Actually be Enjoyable With This Approach Rebecca Harder Committing Random Acts of Silliness Kristen York Harrell Intuition - Whispers From the Soul Allen Klein (The Jollytologist) Buddha Without the Wisdom Contributors M to W Sister M. Christelle Macaluso (The Fun Nun) Humor: A Powerful Coping Aid Phyllis Massing and E. Rhonda Lewis Life Review Interview Questions Ellen Michaud Women, Stress, and Friendship Debbie Milam What Light Has Appeared Out of the Darkness? Fred Miller Yoga With Fred Miller Bonnie Mincu Determining the Likelihood of Having ADD Phyllis Moses Hospice Care: A Compassionate Alternative Belleruth Naparstek Research on Effectiveness of Imagery Techniques Martia Nelson These Qualities Can Help You Thrive in a Chaotic World Patty Paul The Grief Process: And So We Gathered Judith Petrie The Body as Battlefield Jill Place — bio Cancer Nutrition: About Fruits and Vegetables Janet Quinn On Illness, Loss, and Choice Jonathan Rauch Caring For Your Introvert Real Women Project How Has Your Body Image Been Influenced by Advertising? Michelle Rivera Preacher, Step Aside Tom Russell Wise Self Talk and the Secret of Energy Barry Shmookler Accurate Pathology Diagnosis is Key to Successful Treatment Paul Schnabel Living With Purpose When Facing a Challenge Jim Sniechowski and Judith Sherven Exploring the Early Origins of an Argument David Spero The Art of Getting Well Joy Steward Why bother? Barry and Joyce Vissell — bio Do You Tune Out Anger Rather Than Express Hurt? Jamie Walters — bio Defining and Communicating Ethics in Your Business J. Randy Wilson Cancer Nutrition: Non-Chew Seafood R. Reid Wilson, Ph. D. The Basics on Generalized Anxiety