2020
Rolle-Berg RH, Vander Linden K. Strengthening devotion: A Classic Grounded Theory on acceptance, adaptability, and reclaiming self, by parents of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Grounded Theory Review [Internet]. 2020; 19:1:7-29. Abstract
Rolle-Whatley RM, Rolle-Berg RH. Biracial identity: Seeking to be unconditioned. Kosmos Journal for Global Transformation [Internet]. 2020; Summer Edition
Saybrook Insights with President Nathan Long: Mindful Moments Podcasts
Mindful Moments Meditation: Befriending Uncertainty with Dr. Ramona Rolle-Berg, August 21, 2020
Topic: In this time of high stress, what can we do to ease discomfort with what we don’t know? How do we befriend uncertainty?
Saybrook Insights with President Nathan Long: Mindful Moments Podcasts
Mindful Moments Meditation: Liberating Judgmental Perspectives with Dr. Renee Rolle-Whatley, August 28, 2020
Topic: Fear of the unknown tends to bring out the worst in us. In this guided meditation Dr. Renee Rolle-Whatley leads us to experience How can we liberate our judgmental perspectives and live more in the present?
Rolle-Berg RH. Are you what you feel? Emotions and your immune system. Energy Magazine. 2016; 83:10-11.
Rolle-Whatley RM. The Relaxation Response: A key motivator of self-healing. Energy Magazine. 2016; 84:10-11.
Rolle-Berg RH. Energy Medicine Research: A call to action, part 1. Energy Magazine. 2016; 85:10-11.
Rolle-Whatley RM. Energy Medicine Research: A call to action, part 2. Energy Magazine. 2016; 86:10-11.
Rolle-Berg RH. Energy Medicine Research: A call to action, part 3. Energy Magazine. 2016; 87:10-11.
2014
Rolle-Whatley RM. Vander Linden, K. Transforming loyalty: A Classic Grounded Theory on growth in self-awareness, detachment, and presence, through parenting. Doctoral dissertation, ProQuest UMI No. 3628300, 2014; Saybrook University, San Francisco, California.
Rolle-Berg RH. Vander Linden, K. Strengthening devotion: A Classic Grounded Theory on acceptance, adaptability, and reclaiming self, by parents of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Doctoral dissertation, ProQuest UMI No. 3628299, 2014; Saybrook University, San Francisco, California.
