Cancer: Money, dogma, arrogance.. yet new and real hope.
Cancer: Money, dogma, arrogance.. yet new and real hope. ‘You are more likely to get cancer than to get married’, quipped a cancer oncologist some years ago. 1993 was not a good year. In the midst of my international business career that involved extensive time away from our Singapore home and long days in remote parts of nearby Indonesia, I discovered a lump under my left arm whilst showering in my Jakarta hotel bathroom. Three days later upon returning to Singapore where under surgery the lump was re…
Who is our son, Brenden? Touching the lives of others through counselling..........
Brenden Bentley-Taylor Brenden utilizes a gentle approach and curiosity in his practice to help people uncover the reasons for their unhappiness and to assist with opening up new possibilities for emotional freedom. The areas of practice that Brenden works with include anxiety, depression, indecisiveness, relationships, anger, grief, fear, and trauma. He values each person?s unique journey through life and seeks to listen respectfully as the session unfolds. Sessions with Brenden move at a pace that is comfortable for the client and can …
Why Ellen’s service to our community should matter.
By Ross B. Taylor AM In 2013, I was so honoured to receive the appointment as a Member of the Order of Australia for services to our community and Indonesia-Australia relations. Two years later I was at King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women in Perth to visit our daughter Lisa and our first granddaughter, Ember Katherine. KEMH is a wonderful older maternity hospital with incredibly dedicated staff and doctors. The hospital cafe is, so I learned, operated to raise research money for babies and mums who have been di…
Social