Idealistic Hope Alive in This Storyteller

How a story helped a reader pave a new career path

I'd say in most writers there resides a sort of idealistic hope that the stories they write will have a positive impact on the lives of others.

In journalism school, for example, I pictured myself reporting from the deserts of Afghanistan, describing for the world how evil people controlled others and hoping my words would remove shackles from the oppressed.  

I discovered last week that the power of a story needn't be so dramatic to have an effect on a person, for all it takes is the right information at the right time to help, and that power can mean a lot. Read More 

Therapy Program Prompted by Question Launched

LEA applauds news service for asking 'challenging' question

An aqua-therapy program born out of a question Woodland Villa life enrichment aide (LEA) Brenda McLaren was asked during an interview with Axiom News in December was recently launched.

The interview was for a story series Axiom News was working on for the OMNIway, OMNI Health Care's online stakeholder news program, and McLaren recently told us that the question - "What steps could be taken to enhance the home's physiotherapy program for residents?" - she was asked made her stop and think outside the box. Read More  

Cincinnati Campaign Features Strengths-Based Activity

Have you heard about the upcoming Appreciative Inquiry summit being planned in Cincinnati? Axiom News is covering the activity surrounding the exciting initiative. Click here to view a recent e-news featuring the latest news from this movement, and change your preferences to subscribe to the list to receive this edition.  

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