"If you've got your health, you've just about got everything." That's a comment I've heard off and on all of my life. Of course, it's not actually true. Good health is not the most important thing in life. Very important, yes, but not the most important by any means.
What I do know about poor health, it reduces one's freedom. I think that's why we also hear people say they took their health for granted until they lost it. It was true for me. Having had several ailments that have been chronic in nature has made it very clear to me that at the core of the problem of poor health is a loss of freedom.
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About Me
- Don Doyle, DMin, PhD
- Since 1966, I have functioned in some official capacity as a psychotherapist, minister, or counselor. In that period of time, I have logged more than 50,000 hours of listening to people from forty-two states and eighteen foreign countries. In addition, I was in the pastoral ministry for thirteen years, ten of which was spent in one church. Prior to entering the ministry, I served as a Naval Aviation Officer. I joined the Navy to see the world and spent three years in Florida! Nonetheless, those three years were invaluable to me personally and professionally. The value of my military experience was equal to a post-graduate degree. In addition to my work as a psychotherapist, I enjoy conducting seminars, conferences, and key-note addresses to corporations, civic groups, churches, and counseling centers. For eight years, I was Associate Director of the Burlingame (California) Counseling Center. Since 1987, I have directed the Doyle Family Counseling Center in Memphis, Tennessee.
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