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About: Diane Ferraro

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Diane Ferraro, an only child and Metal Pig, has fancied herself a writer since she can remember. Probably because her imaginary friend told her she was pretty good at it. In yoga, we call those friends our “higher self.” Vacillating between yang and yin, she gets giddy and goes digging in the dirt in equal measure. As a New York-based, worldly-wise executive with fifteen years of experience in fundraising, event planning, publicity, and organizational management, and an entrepreneur leading her own socially responsible communications and growth strategies consulting company, Urban Siren (www.urbansiren.com), Diane is dedicated to advancing the melioration of individuals, communities, and the environment. Looking back on her bio, Diane is a little creeped out that she’s been referring to herself in the third person but she’s really excited to be a part of the Elephant Journal crew as a contributing trouble maker writer. Feel free to heckle reach her at diane@urbansiren.com and Twit with her @urbansiren
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Moving from Addiction to Recovery: Transformation Through Yoga.

by on Apr 2, 2013

Diane Ferraro, contributing elephant journal writer and founder of Urban Siren, LLC—a socially-conscious communications company helping advance agents of positive change–interviews Tommy Rosen—yoga instructor, host and co-producer of the recent far-reaching global online conference Recovery 2.0: Beyond Addiction and participant in the upcoming Yoga, Meditation and Recovery Conference. Diane and Tommy discuss the many ways [...]

You Ain’t Heavy, You’re Our Social Media Brother.

by on Aug 21, 2011

As members of a thriving online social media community, we’re a mindful mouse click away from manifesting new relationships and unlocking our Dharma Code as we give voice to our life purpose.

How Hanuman Helped Me To Never Not Hope

by on Jun 16, 2011

My own ability to access grace, strength and ultimately hope was gifted through the sound and symbolism of a 40-verse song written to remind one special servant just how damn special he is.


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