Guest Blog by Dr. Jill Bjerke
I was working with a client not long ago who afforded me one of those ÛÏepiphanyÛ moments.åÊ We were diligently rearranging her kitchen because she felt it difficult to work in.åÊ She said she could not find the things she needed when she needed them, items were scattered about and nothing seemed to have any order.åÊ Once we reorganized everything, she ended up with a totally empty cabinet above her stove.åÊ ÛÏWhat am I going to do with that,Û she asked me.åÊ Good question!åÊ ÛÏWhy do you have to do anything with it,Û I replied.åÊ As it turns out she, like many of us, felt empty spaces must be filled.åÊ After all, if we leave them empty, does that imply that we are forgetting something or have left things only partially done?åÊ And so appeared that ÛÏaha moment!Û
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