The “Reward” of Social Media It is no mystery that social media and mental health struggles are correlated for many of today’s population. Yet many of us still find ourselves very connected and coming back for more from this virtual world. Why is that? There are many factors but to highlight a few: -Social media […]
Use Your Words: A COVID Love Story
It’s that time of year again; Valentine’s Day is this weekend. This may yield a “hooray!” for some, and a “ugh not again” for others, but one thing is certain: it will look different this year thanks to the pandemic. Whether you’re in a romantic relationship or not, COVID has changed the way we connect […]
Balancing Boundaries for the Pandemic Holiday Season
This year, as the holidays gain momentum, many folks are having to re-consider how they celebrate and make meaning of this time of year. For many, the basis of the holidays relates to their religious faith and remembering why they are here, as part of honoring their Creator, whereas for others, it focuses on honoring […]
What’s on your Thankful Plate?
My daughter was assigned a project over the weekend called “Thankful Plate Full.” To complete the project, she had to gather pictures, magazine cut outs, drawings, etc. of things for which she was thankful. For as much as school projects can be a pain in the you-know-what for parents, I was actually excited to help […]
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