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September 8, 2015

World Physical Therapy
What is Physical Therapy? 
Physical Therapy Equipment
Benefits of Physical Therapy

Pardon Day
Who might I need to forgive today? Is there someone you need to forgive today?
What is forgiveness?
Guess what? There are health benefits to pardoning or forgiving someone!  Really!
8 Ways Forgiveness Is Good For Your Health
The Scientific Case for Forgiveness


Another Look Unlimited Day
Use this day to get rid of things or re-purpose them.
Check out my friend Penny's business, Re-Find Restorations. She does beautiful work and is so creative in re-purposing that today is a perfect day to bring attention to her work!

International Literacy Day
Literacy is a global issue
Building a literacy habit takes just a few minutes each day
10 Charities That Promote Literacy
Organizations that Promote Adolescent Literacy



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