When the World is Hurting: Talking to your Children about War & Violence
Our Children Have Questions A few days ago, my son peppered me with questions – “Mom, what’s happening? Are we going to have World War […]
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What’s Your Word: the 2022 Edition
In the aftermath of years 2020 and 2021, I am, admittedly, a bit hesitant to proclaim my word for 2022. Despite my apprehension, I choose […]
Read MoreEnduring Grief: The Price We Pay for Love
Grief: A Human Experience To grieve is to endure pain and loss. To grieve is to suffer. To grieve is to have loved. Ultimately, to […]
Read MoreWhen It’s Not Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Come November and we begin to hear Andy Williams song, “It’s most the wonderful time of the year.” Except it isn’t. For so many, the […]
Read MoreDecoding ADHD
Dismantling ADHD Stereotypes Loud, bossy, bad, dumb, stupid, lazy – these are but a fraction of the destructive words erroneously used to describe children and […]
Read MoreAccessing Mental Health Services: The College Edition
Mental Illness Statistics What we already know according to the National Institute of Mental Health: 1 in 5 adults in the United States live with […]
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