#Thailand

Kayla Ferguson

What Traveling Taught Me about Compassion: Guest Blog

Quitting my job to travel the world was one of the best decisions I ever made. There are a lot of people who say that, and all for a wide ra

Diann Schindler, Ph.D.

Walking: My Kickstart to Recovery

We all have read about the benefits of walking. For me, the most important benefit is that walking increases muscle pain, stiffness, streng

Diann Schindler, Ph.D.

Compassion

Sorry, it’s been a while since I’ve blogged. Truth is, I was very sick for a few months when I was in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The hospital doc

Diann Schindler, Ph.D.

I’m an over-doer. I DO, to a fault!

My vision has improved and it appears my retina problem just might be over. Meanwhile, during very long year, I had turned into a slug. I

Diann Schindler, Ph.D.

The Good News, The Bad News: Chiang Mai, A Day in the Life.

Anytime you are in an unfamiliar location, you experience challenge. You wore the wrong shoes; your feet hurt. You forgot your scarf; y

Diann Schindler, Ph.D.

Huay Tung Tao Reservoir and a stop for lunch: Chiang Mai

My host family, who own and manage the five-story hotel named Chor Chang House, invited me to join them for an afternoon at the Huay Tung Ta

Diann Schindler, Ph.D.

Bangkok, Thailand: Some facts and advice for this city of extremes

Two week later, I flew to Hanoi for a week and then to Hoi An, Vietnam. I loved it! And, I would have stayed…well, maybe forever…in peacefu

Diann Schindler, Ph.D.

Thailand: Ten Surprises

Motorists drive on the left side of the road. Little or no English adorn Thai signs. I found myself in a beautiful setting of temples...