Dr. Jeffrey Hull

The germane real estate of "who we become in life" is often experienced in our first 14 years. The French philosopher Bachelard called this period the time when some essence of who we "are" cuts across space-time to shape our deepest longings and satisfactions today. Our personal narrative, our life story, pulls from this "first time" material and offers a fascinating reflection of a rich sense of self that is not only an endless source of wisdom; it is our natural birthright.