Former Football Player Teaches How to Love and Be Loved
Is there someone in your life who could use a beam of unconditional love right now? You may want to think on that person while you watch this compelling speech about what it means to love… Or perhaps the person in need of unconditional love is you.
Either way, a bittersweet story from a former football player will make you pause and ponder the lens of love.
Notice the synchronicity in his story – love you will find you if you let it.
Through a story of one of his students, Billy shows the importance of loving others and of being loved.
Billy Ward is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and has been practicing in for the past 13 years in the New York City Suburbs of New Jersey. In addition to having a private practice, he has also been counseling students at Seton Hall Prep High School since 1998. Currently he is the director of retreats for the school and also teaches a senior course for Human Development and Theology. Billy’s approach to teaching centers on the development of mind, body and spirit. His personal philosophy is LOVE and Be LOVED.
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Billy is a graduate from Georgetown University where he studied Psychology. He was also the quarterback of the football team for four years. He had a short stint with the Baltimore Ravens in 1999, which was a great experience and personal achievement. He continues to credit his athletic experiences with helping him to understand the mind-body connection and the ability to set a life goal with great determination and tenacity. After leaving Baltimore he continued his study of psychology at Seton Hall University where he attained his Masters Degree and Post Masters Degree.
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