Thursday, March 22, 2007

One Man's Story: People Moved to Care for Our Returning Veterans

Received an inspiring email the other day from a gentleman out in Arizona. The sender has asked that I share his offer of providing pro bono counseling services for returning female veterans living in his area. He shares his journey:

After reading the NYST article I was moved to offer my services to those in need in the Phoenix AZ area.

I'm a semi-retired, 75 year old, psychotherapist specializing in women who have been abused and or those who have chronic degenerative diseases e.g. cancer. I'm a Minister and Master Practitioner in each of N.L.P. (Neuro Linguistic Programming) and Ericksonian Hypnosis and practicing since 1979. Therefore, I work with both the psychological and spiritual aspects.

Further, I refer where appropriate, to an Alternative Medical Doctor. My fee would be by donation only as most of these women are not in a position to afford much.

Inspiring, isn't it? Click on 'Article Link' below tags for who to contact...

If you would like to access these services, please contact:

David B. Monier-Williams
7315 E. Eagle Feather Rd,
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Email: dbm-w@cox.net
Phone: 602-628-4282

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