Thelma B. Freedman

Dear Dave and family,
I met Thelma when I visited "the camp" about 7 years ago. My family had owned it from 1957 until Thelma and Dave bought it from my parents in 1985. It was a place of wonder and joy to me and my family. When my daughter and i knocked on your door unannounced a few years ago, you could not have been more welcoming. We enjoyed our visits over the years ... and my daughter remembers Thelm and Dave fondly. I know how very much Thelma loved living at the...

We met many years ago through APRT now IARRT. She was dedicated to what she believed in and I appreciated that in her. She volunteered many hours first helping with the Journal of Regression Therapy and then becoming the Editor after Russell Davis. We emailed back and forth over the years and always exchanged Christmas Cards. I will miss her. My love to her family at this very sad time. Carry on Thelma!
Connie Brooks, Riverside, CA

Dear Thelma, All you explored, taught, researched, and supported in your work has brought you to your final knowing of what it is really all about. My heart and love are with you and your dear ones as they adjust to you not being gone, but just gone ahead. I see you in spirit joyously laughing and celebrating a job well done and your life well lived.
You inspired many of us and paved the way for future generations of therapists who bring soul to their work. Be in great peace. With...

Sincerest sympathy for your family. I had the pleasure of joining one of Thelma's studies. It was a great experience for me; I will forever carry the memory with me.