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In this issue, our director writes:
Learning about our differences through the art of storytelling, provides value and an unconditional acceptance of our differences, to be respected and honored. It is through the processes of listening and learning, that these stories are able to unfold through the social environment.” – Dr. Anthony M. McCrovitz
The basic elements of storytelling become instrumental for developing narrative with an Individual, about what has value and meaning for their quality of life. The creating of narrative validates and illustrates one’s present journey.
The sharing of one’s story immerses daily living into long-term quality of life. By caring for a person’s story through the collaborative work of weaving value with meaning, we create waves for the future.
donna (grenneau) bernhardt says
I would like to thank anthony McCrovitz ( tony ) for helping out my brother j. david grenneau. tony was previously my brother’s behavior specialist before globestar was even started. he worked the gentle touch method and it was a great way to help when my brother would have outburst or just sad. david was one of tony’s first clients for globestar even though it has been a long time and david is still going strong, my family wants to give him a big thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
mhawks@globe-star says
Thank you, Donna, for sharing this gentle memory about your brother, and it is so good to hear that David is ‘still going strong’ after all these years. Tony was especially touched by your loving message. We are grateful to you and David and your family, who worked with Tony at Globe-Star, in the planting of those first seeds of Gentle Teaching in our community!