Phyllis Kimmel LibbyPhyllis Kimmel Libby, visual artist and writer, has taught home-based Neuro-Developmental therapy to families of brain-injured children in Western and Eastern Europe, Latin America, Australia and Japan since 1977. Her family: Odessa Jews, Czech Cathoics and Hungarian Lutherans, were musicians, sculptors, goldsmiths, teachers, visual artists, farmers and writers. She embraced their harrowing stories and those of her WWII survivors: her late husband, the French who kept secret about Jews in hiding, and saw Oradour-Sur-Glane a few hours after its infamous massacre-and many of her readers of international backgrounds. She spent days living with a Jewish woman who survived Auschwitz. Phyllis's long-standing friendships with families and colleagues across the globe have given her a lifetime of insight into the human heart. Read More Read Less