Wow. Check out this recent article from the Contra Costa Times on U.S. Army veteran, Mariela Meylan. This remarkable woman is truly resilience personified. Follow her ten year journey of recovery, as she combines traditional and alternative therapies. Sound off: What do you think of Meylan’s approach? How does her journey inspire or others?
A short and sweet (but powerful) quote kicks off this Monday! What do you plan to do to make someone (including yourself!) happy this week?
Our beautiful founder and Chief Visionary Officer, Penny Condoll, of the Brain Energy Support Team (BEST). We (heart) you Penny!
“If you have a story in you, it has just got to come out.” William Faulkner, author This quote is a little teaser into what’s coming later today in our weekly update. Have you signed up for our e-news updates to check it out yet? Well, now you can right HERE!
The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) celebrated it’s beloved volunteers May 10, 2014 with an elegant and lovingly appointed tea party held at Our BEST Space in University Place, Washington. Volunteers came together to share in not only sweet and savory treats and tea, but laughter, smile, good conversations and remembrances were also key (more…)
Meet Maggie DePuye-Phillips! Not only does Maggie serve as BEST’s board vice president, she has a personal and professional background as a caregiver. Caregiver’s Corner, is an exciting new feature on the BEST blog designed just for you. Maggie is there to offer the support, encouragement, tools and resources to help. You can take (more…)
