by Susan | Nov 12, 2025 | Awareness, Caregiving
How Horses Remind Me What Resilience Looks Like Caregiving isn’t something I chose—it’s a role that found me when my husband became ill, and later, when my son needed me too. Some days, it feels like I’ve been holding up the sky with nothing but my bare hands. On...
by Susan | Oct 29, 2025 | Awareness, Caregiving, Relationships
This blog is part of Filling in the Cracks, a five-week journey into the spaces where hardship and healing intersect. Why Connection and Community Matter Caregiving can be one of the loneliest roles in the world. When my husband was first diagnosed, and later when my...
by Susan | Oct 15, 2025 | Awareness, Caregiving, EGC, Gestalt, Horses, Medical
This blog is one piece of Filling in the Cracks, a five-week journey into the spaces where hardship and healing meet. Why Healing Begins with Feeling Safe One of the most important lessons I’ve learned, both as a caregiver and a coach, is this: true healing can only...
by Susan | Oct 8, 2025 | Awareness, Caregiving, Medical
CS Bar — my grandfather Charles Socolofsky’s brand. Today, it’s mine too. A legacy carried forward, one story at a time. On the ranch, there’s a saying: Ride for the Brand. It means you show up with loyalty, integrity, and heart—you stay true to the one you serve. For...
by Susan | Sep 23, 2025 | Awareness, Caregiving, Gestalt, Horses, PlayShops, Relationships
CS Bar — my grandfather Charles Socolofsky’s brand. Today, it’s mine too. A legacy carried forward, one story at a time. On the ranch, there’s a saying: Ride for the Brand. It means you show up with loyalty, integrity, and heart—you stay true to the one you serve. For...
by Susan | Aug 20, 2025 | Awareness, Caregiving
Parenting Through Seasons of Change School is starting again. Although I don’t have anyone in school around me now, I remember well what it was like to fall back into the routine. I would try to get my boys ready a few weeks early—moving dinner up, getting them into...
