I'm thrilled to be featured on Christina Keys' Keys for Caregiving for National Caregivers Month. Christina and I met a little over a year ago at a caregiver retreat in Carrabassett Valley, Maine, and she is an incredible champion for caregivers all over the U.S. For this project, she asked several of the family caregivers she knows to put together a quick video and share a little about their story, what they currently do within the caregiver space, and a tip for supporting family caregivers in your life. You can see the entire collection of videos here, and you can learn more about Christina's work here.
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I'm excited to be teaching a writing workshop for the upcoming Brain Injury Alliance of Vermont Conference in December. The conference is virtual, so you can join from anywhere! Learn more and register here.
The latest issue of my newsletter, the Red Eft, is here! It's got some scrumptious recipes (apple cider doughnuts! cheese and herb stuffed focaccia!), a feature on the writer and brain injury advocate David Grant, a new prompt, some reading recommendations, and some brain facts from Z. You can find the issue here.
Upcoming Workshop: "Writing through Caregiving" for Maine Brain Injury Caregivers on February 211/30/2024 This workshop will be offered virtually on Wednesday, February 21, 2024, in conjunction with the Maine Brain Injury Caregiver Support Group. To sign up, please contact Sarah at [email protected].
Earlier this month, I learned that River Teeth's Beautiful Things series had nominated my essay, "On Massachusetts General Hospital Reaching Out to Schedule Your Covid-19 Vaccine," for the "Best of the Net." Only two essays of the 52 published that year were selected, and I was honored that mine was chosen. You can sign up to receive River Teeth's Beautiful Things in your inbox every Monday (for free!).
The latest issue of The Red Eft, my bimonthly newsletter, is here! I've included some writing and workshop updates, a cool egg-dyeing project with handmade natural dyes, a feature of the phenomenal knitting designer, Bristol Ivy, a hedgehog fact from Zoe, and more! You can read the March/April issue here.
The latest issue of my newsletter, the Red Eft, is available here. It features fellow writer and brain injury advocate Kelly Lang, some tasty recipes and reading recommendations to help you make it through the rest of winter, an owl fact from Zoe, and more!
My latest newsletter is here with updates, recipes, the lovely Sofia Ali-Khan and her new book, a tree fact from Z, and much more!
May is Stroke Awareness Month (it also happens to be Brain Tumor Awareness Month), and through my brain injury work, I was recently invited to have a conversation with Ralph Preston, a stroke survivor, brain injury advocate, and videographer, to talk about brain injury and the power of telling and sharing stories. You can find the recording here.
My latest newsletter has arrived. It features Andrea Lani's forthcoming book, "Uphill Both Ways: Hiking toward Happiness on the Colorado Trail," a tiny cat knitting pattern from Ravelry, some reading recommendations, and more! You can find the newsletter here. Want to receive the newsletter in your inbox? Sign up here.
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