Tag: Kenny Slaught

The California movement known as the Spanish Colonial revival was created a century ago in California by architect George Washington Smith. He dropped out of Harvard to work in business, and moved to Santa Barbara after becoming wealthy. Even though

Santa Barbara counselors provide innovative therapies, Kenny Slaught says. Managing grief is challenging, but a new therapy has been helping people through their difficult moments. People who have PTSD, experience negative emotions when they recall a past trauma, which is

Real estate Kenny Slaught showcased the importance that architectural trends have on Santa Barbara’s constructions. He shares details about the Spanish influenced buildings on his blog at KennySlaught.com. He also elaborates on the city’s history and how the uncontrolled housing

The project supported by Kenny Slaught will preserve the building’s antique touch but also upgrade it. The seismic renovations will offer better protection to the building and the tens of thousands of paintings inside. The project will also increase the

Families who lost someone close can attend counseling offered by the eight week running Parenting After Loss initiative. The program touches up on every aspect of death within a family unit. Kenny Slaught explains that the program helps families with

Santa Barbara has a strong reputation in training network support. Kenny Slaught says that people’s time will be wisely invested in their education if they enroll in the program. Network engineers manage their computer network and develop new connectivity and

The Spanish Colonial Revival architecture began in the early 1900s and redesigned some American cities that used to be Spanish colonies. This style is predominant in California, and Santa Barbara adopted it after the 1925 earthquake. George Washington Smith, an

The US real estate sector has been improved with new technology, which resulted in a more lucrative and organized industry. Website that offer many online collaborations and workflow automation are becoming more well known thanks to their data accuracy. CEO

The loved ones of those terminally ill are given support at the Hospice of Santa Barbara. The services focus on children who just lost a loved one, Kenny Slaught notes. One in 20 children loses a parent or both before

Kenny Slaught supports the Hospice of Santa Barbara in their involvement with elementary schools up to college level. The groups of volunteer visit the schools and organize meetings with students affected by traumas. The meetings strive to offer support and