CYNTHIA M.L. CHANG, C.A., O.M.D.
80 Collingwood, no. 302
San Francisco, CA 94114
(415) 863-4556
(415) 386-4619
ccchang@earthlink.net
INTENT: INSTRUCTOR IN CHINESE PERSPECTIVES IN HOLISTIC HEALTH
PHILOSOPHY
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SAN FRANCISCO–For the past 10 years, Bernardo Bernardo has been popularly known as a comedian in the highly-rated Philippine TV series “Home Along Da Riles,” playing the arch-nemesis of Dolphy — the legendary Charlie Chaplin of the Philippines.
His irreverent sense of humor charmed and provoked an international Filipino audience, accentuating a “tongue-in-cheek” outlook on […]
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AFTER THE FIRST TIME was my first attempt to describe my first HEALING MASSAGE experience.
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After The First Time
Is this what it’s like
To slow down my pace,
To feel my heart beat in a slow tempo,
Ta-dum, ta-dum, ta-dum,
To focus on each breath that I take
And softly exhale through my mouth,
Imagining a […]
Filed under: Poetry, Writings and Musings on April 2nd, 2005 | No Comments »
A VERY SPECIAL BOND accurately describes the feelings between two people who are attracted to each other’s energy.
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A Very Special Bond
It happens all the time,
You meet someone for the first time
And after all the niceties of easy conversation,
You feel an emotional gravitational pull
Toward each other — an attraction, a connection.
Your […]
Filed under: Poetry, Writings and Musings on March 17th, 2005 | No Comments »
The Stimulant: I once asked my dad when he was reviewing some financial statements, “How do you know that something wacky is going on in this hospital if you’re not here every day?”
I was known in my community to be “the rebellious daughter searching for her own professional identity” at that time, yet I did […]
Filed under: Sample Works, Writings and Musings on February 27th, 2005 | No Comments »
The following FAQ’s were written by me to help the delegates with their travel plans to the Philippines. It was publicized through the website, www.thirdglobalcebu.com. I was responsible for managing the website’s content that served as a successful, “role model”-type organizational and public relations/marketing tool. I have enclosed some of the website’s content here.
This website […]
Filed under: Marketing & Public Relations, Sample Works on October 10th, 2004 | 1 Comment »
FLAMES OF CONSCIOUSNESS
A Lyrical Essay
By Ben Menor, Jr. and Lorna Lardizabal Dietz
Filipinos in America, we’ve come a long way.
Take a look at who we were 30 years ago…
There was a time when we were just “doing our own thing”
to survive in the so-called land of opportunity.
We identified who we were according to where we lived.
We […]
Filed under: Sample Works, Writings and Musings on September 8th, 2004 | 4 Comments »
“Empowerment begins with the individual in order to care for others.” – Ben Menor, Jr.
Preface
During our interactions with Filipino American communities during the past 30 years, we often heard the words “Filipino identity” and “identity crisis” used interchangeably to describe the “state of affairs of the Filipino in America.” We also witnessed the plethora […]
Filed under: Sample Works, Writings and Musings on September 8th, 2004 | 1 Comment »
The Stimulant: August 28, 2003 marked the first day I started working at Northside Community Center in San Jose, California, with the staff, headed by Ben Menor, President & CEO of the Filipino American Community Development Council, Inc., giving me a warm welcome during their weekly meeting that morning. My entry was perfectly timed […]
Filed under: Sample Works, Writings and Musings on August 27th, 2004 | 1 Comment »
SACRAMENTO, March 30, 2003 — On March 31, 2003, hundreds of young persons in schools and after-school programs throughout the state of California are participating in varied activities to honor the life and values of Cesar Chavez, a civil rights activist and a labor organizer of Mexican-American ancestry who had fought for the equity and […]
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