Neurobehavioral Consultants, LLC in Sitka, AK.

07/14/2025

Researchers have documented 34 global cases of killer whales offering prey to humans, suggesting the behavior may be a form of interspecies social exploration or relationship-building.

In most incidents, orcas waited for human reactions before retrieving or abandoning the offered prey, which included fish, birds, and even seaweed, pointing to a deliberate and curious engagement.

The study, published in the Journal of Comparative Psychology, highlights this behavior as part of killer whales’ advanced cognition and social culture, placing them among the few wild predators to show such prosocial tendencies toward humans.

07/14/2025

We live in the grace of his Compassion ❤️

07/14/2025

What we cannot see, what is hidden from us due to our own POV does not mean that love doesn't exist. It means she'd our POV for a new lens❣️

In the heart of the ocean, a quiet miracle unfolds.

When a female dolphin gives birth, she is often surrounded by trusted members of her pod — forming a protective circle, shielding her from danger and offering silent support.

The baby is born tail-first to prevent drowning, and the mother gently pushes it to the surface for its very first breath.

It’s not just instinct — it’s care. It's connection. A reminder that in the wild blue, dolphins don’t just survive... they support, protect, and love.

Even in the vast, unpredictable sea — compassion lives.

07/14/2025

Need a reason to love a naked pastor? 💖✨

I’m posting this watercolor even though I know the algorithm won’t like it. (because it's not controversial like my cartoons)
I didn’t paint this for performance.
I painted it for presence.

This piece is called Everything Circles.
Timber sits at the edge of a cliff beneath the full moon.
She’s had a quiet revelation:
Nothing is permanent.
Everything returns.
The love she’s giving herself now,
the courage, the honesty, the slow healing,
will circle back to her in ways she can’t yet see.

Maybe you needed that reminder too.
That the effort you’ve put into your healing hasn’t been lost.
It’s just finding its way back to you.

05/12/2024

Good news about diagnosing and treating Alzheimer's Disease!

DAVID H. FREEDMAN