Welcome back, EDUCATORS! It’s time to refresh, recharge, and revitalize as you return from summer break! As the summer break comes to an end, it's time to bid farewell to relaxation and embrace the...
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Sometimes, life doesn’t go as planned. People come in and out of your life abruptly, you experience some sort of loss, or something unexpected takes place. With that comes emotions. You know, that...
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Though exercise promises many benefits, overtraining can result in harmful consequences both physically and mentally. Compulsive exercise is defined as an excessive and uncontrollable need to...
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Infidelity is the ultimate form of betrayal. Why infidelity happens is hard to define. In most instances, infidelity includes some combination of the three following elements: secrecy, sexual...
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We all know that discipline is important and we want to support our child with care, compassion and positive expectations. In giving thought to the goal of discipline, we can explore the approaches...
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Are you curious about counseling, but worry what your friends or family might think or say if they know you are in therapy? Or are you in therapy now and wish your loved ones would understand its...
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Four Myths about Forgiveness You are telling the person who hurt you that what they did is okay or acceptable. You can’t forgive someone until they apologize. When you forgive someone, you must also...
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Have you ever tried to talk to your kids about feelings? Tricky, huh? How did you learn about feelings? How do we learn about feelings? How do we teach our kids about feelings? Do you remember in...
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A Year in Yoga Last January 2022, I decided to commit to a daily practice of yoga. I was not interested in going to a studio, I knew myself and it needed to be accessible from the comforts of my...
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The teenage and young adult years are particularly salient in terms of developing a foundation for healthy life skills; this includes self-soothing or coping skills, resilience, interpersonal skills,...
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In his body of poetry Song of Myself, Walt Whitman famously said “I exist as I am, and that is enough.” Those words should ring true for everyone. The struggle to be truly and unashamedly oneself has...
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4 Steps Parents Can Take to Support Their Child Who Is Struggling in School As a parent, the following statements can make your stomach tighten into knots:
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