![]() ![]() N.E.C. Iankowitz is a board certified advanced practice nurse, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Nursing at Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh, NY., and former research coordinator of the Longevity Genes Project at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She graduated with a B.A in Psychology from Pace University in 1981 and with an M.S. in nursing in 1983. She teaches pathophysiology and physical assessment, and provides care to students at the Mount Saint Mary College Health Services Center. She is a Second Degree Reiki practitioner, holistic health & stress management consultant, the author of two books, Marcy and Her Friends and Tales of The Soil and offers workshops on a variety of topics. She is married & mother of two teen-aged girls. Marcy and Her Friends is the largest published collection of my children's stories. I devote most of my time to writing for teenagers and adults, whether it be inspirational short stories and poetry (Tales of The Soil), books about relationships and communication (Conversations With Our Daughters, The Stranger Within), or self-help types of books dealing with stress and anxiety (Life With Perspective, What Makes A Bully Tick?). I have been invited to publish my works in The Silence Within, Letters from the Soul, The Sound of Poetry and Poetry From The Heart. My essays, short stories and poems have also been published in Reader's Digest, Creations, Pace Literary Magazine, The Menorah, and The Gannett Suburban Newspaper. Contact me directly to find out more about my bully-free presentations to children (grades 2 & 3), creative writing workshops for children (grades 3-8) and stress management workshops to participants ages 13 to adult. |
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