Last week we identified the mental health benefits of reading for children. This week, we will discuss how to foster a love of reading in your children beginning at a young age. Let’s break it down into five easy steps. The New York Times article, “How to Raise a Reader” identifies a simple and important […]
It’s Bright Out, Put on Some Rose-Colored Shades
People get pretty hard on themselves as we navigate yet another wave of the pandemic. Shouldn’t I be used to this “new normal”? Shouldn’t I be used to work from home while parenting kids who are schooling from home? Why am I so exhausted? I am sick of feeling burnt out by trying to stay […]
Navigating Barriers to Effective Communication
Contributed by: Elisha Carter, LCSW As a therapist, my relationship with a client often begins with identifying what brings them to my office and how I can best support them towards their goal(s) regarding this concern. Sounds simple, right? However, after delving into this process, the complexity of it begins to unfold. As humans, […]
Trying a Serving of Grace Over Gratitude….
As we approach Thanksgiving this week, I have been thinking a lot about the practice of gratitude. I admit, the idea of a gratitude journal has been something I’ve struggled with for years. I would start one and stop within a few days to begin all over again. I envy those who benefit from it, […]
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