Building Workplace Readiness Skills: Part One
We’ve heard the stories all too often. You have your own stories, no doubt, but here are some of mine: My friend, a corporate executive,
We’ve heard the stories all too often. You have your own stories, no doubt, but here are some of mine: My friend, a corporate executive,
One of life’s pleasures is giving our children a truly meaningful and unexpected gift. But, let’s be honest—with the convenience of gift cards, technology, and
If you’re a parent, mentor, teacher, or coach with a teen (or teens) in your life, you’ve likely had some communication hiccups. Let’s face it—teens
With all the busyness that parenting teenagers entails (homework, sports, after-school activities, sleepovers, college applications, financial aid, finals, parent/teen relationship struggles, etc.), sometimes practicing good
After just finishing up a weekend that focused on all things “Mom,” (and what a great weekend it was!), parenting is fresh on my mind.
Time is flying by! It’s now May, our college selection is complete, and it’s time to relax, at least a little bit. Now, our students
Parents of high school seniors: Now that we are already in the middle of April, it’s a good time to start talking about their looming
Spring is in full swing, and while we all appreciate the glimpses of warmer weather and the flowers in bloom, it can also be an
Over the coming weeks and months, many things will change for parents of graduating high school seniors. They’ll see their children less, miss out on
The school year keeps teens very busy. They wake up early, take classes for the majority of the day, then participate in afterschool activities, do
During the past two weeks, we’ve shared the various ways that parents can help reverse the worrisome trends in adolescent anxiety. If you didn’t catch
In last week’s newsletter (which you can access here) we shared four preventive parenting strategies to help prevent and reduce teen anxiety. Welcome back for part