Comments on: What It Took: Whether happy or not, our personal stories can improve our well-being, says Jonathan Adler ’00

By: Jill S Adler

Jill S Adler — Fri, 09 Feb 2024 02:27:59 +0000

This amazing man is my son and I would love it if �ֲ��ý would send
me a copy of this article. �ֲ��ý was also a place where Jon grew into
the psychologist and professor he was to become.

By: Cheryl Levesque �ֲ��ý ‘80

Cheryl Levesque �ֲ��ý ‘80 — Wed, 07 Feb 2024 20:02:21 +0000

I loved reading your story, Jonathan. I graduated from �ֲ��ý in 1980 with a major in History and minors in Latin and Education. Due to twists and turns in my own life story, I became a registered nurse and now work mainly with patients who are suffering from significantly-life-limiting diseases, trying to help them navigate their goals of care at end of life. It helps both my patient and me if I first listen to their story – I am very interested in the Health Story Collaborative and would love to champion it where I work. Thanks for what you do and being you!

By: Katy Forcillo

Katy Forcillo — Sat, 03 Feb 2024 15:29:54 +0000

I LOVE this story. I heard Jonathan Adler on Hidden Brain and wrote his name down while I was listening to the interview because I wanted to learn more about this super interesting man. As I did my research and found out he had graduated from �ֲ��ý (where our daughter attended and had the best education and experience), it put a smile on my face. Lots of beautiful things come out of �ֲ��ý. Thank you, Mr. Adler, for all your insight.

Comments on: What It Took: Whether happy or not, our personal stories can improve our well-being, says Jonathan Adler ’00

By: Jill S Adler

By: Cheryl Levesque �ֲ���ý ‘80

By: Katy Forcillo

By: Cheryl Levesque �ֲ��ý ‘80