Have you ever looked around and found nothing but “bad luck” and ruin? Whether figurative or literal, it looks like you’re alone with no prospects . . . until . . .

Have you ever looked around and found nothing but “bad luck” and ruin? Whether figurative or literal, it looks like you’re alone with no prospects . . . until . . .
Get over yourself. When conflict prevents extended family from gathering, it’s time to grow up and get it together to get together.
Conflict happens. How you reconnect after a miscommunication is key to maintaining a positive relationship with teens. Find four steps
The buzzword, bullying, might be more popular than a pair of Louboutins thanks to Brandi Glanville. While that platform was in teardown mode more than five years ago, bullying in school settings is still a hot topic. How do parents and educators keep bullying in check?
Valentine’s Day is more than a commercialized gimmick. There are evidence-based reasons for celebrating. Lean into the opportunity to boost happy hormones, strengthen social connections, and yield dividends with positive investments. Remember, celebrations do not have to be elaborate to be meaningful. Here are 10+ ways to start this year’s Valentine’s Day with a healthy boost of dopamine.
More than a buzzword, a growth mindset is a positive, can-do frame of reference. One who operates with this perspective does not get derailed from missteps, setbacks, or unexpected changes. An individual with a growth mindset might say (or think) something like, “I’m not sure exactly how to do this, but I can find out how.”
Today, we are far enough removed from their scandal to adore and gush over the magical moment of Jesus’ birth. Mary’s scandal is the offer of hope.
Life’s transitions can springboard you towards personal growth and advancement. Here are 7 tips for pivoting with promise.
Post-pandemic teens need parent support to help teens make friends
Verbalizing is helpful, but the next best step is to physically express and emote ideas, visuals, and interpretations. This is how somatic therapy, play therapy, music therapy, and art therapy have become field norms in counseling. Healing needs and depths of healing are unique. Talk therapy has limitations.