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Grieving the Death of Your Loved One Takes Time

When grieving a significant loss, you may perceive expectations from others about how quickly you should walk through the process. Pressure from family members, colleagues, or friends to “move on” is sometimes felt before you may actually be ready to act on that suggestion. Learning to live with the loss of someone important to you is a journey that varies for each…

5 Small Shifts at Home That Will Make a Big Difference

If you’re hoping for growth in more than vocabulary and math this school year in your kids, here are five areas where small shifts will create big differences. Car rides Conversations may normally happen face-to-face, but if you really want to get the words flowing, drive your kids somewhere and you’ll be amazed at what you learn. Either…

What Should I Do If Anxiety Is Taking Over My Child’s Entire Life?

Every child goes through various stages in life when they explore, grow, and develop into who they are supposed to be. During this time, children are learning about themselves—their likes and dislikes—as well as their hopes and fears. But what if you begin seeing your child’s personality change to where her fears outweigh her hopes?…

Is Homeschooling the Best Fit for Your Family?

Schooling options took a wild turn during the pandemic. Parents who never imagined homeschooling their children were suddenly forced into the learning curve to do just that. But whether you were thrust toward it or have considered it casually for a while, the question still remains if it’s the right choice for every family. For some parents, of…

Fixing the Faults of Perfectionism

Are you someone known for nitpicking details before others are “allowed” to see the end product? Do you cringe when you think your product (birthday cake, office or home decor, presentation at work, etc..) is not absolutely perfect? If so, you may be suffering from perfectionistic tendencies. What exactly is perfectionism? Perfectionism is a common…