…is in the activity, not the outcome. Most screen play does not qualify. One more word of caution. Thwarted togetherness is the fountainhead of our frustration, so don’t be surprised…
…sufficient emotional maturity to support it spontaneously. So we have some homework to do. Racism will not be addressed, at least not through social scripting, if we do not realize…
…messages conveyed become: Where is it coming from? What’s not working? You’re not alone. Nothing’s wrong with you. I can help you with that. No wonder there was an explosion!…
…to “feel” much at all. The adults were flummoxed, not having experienced anything like this before. Bullying itself, however, was nothing new. The move to online just allowed more anonymity…
…compelled to take charge. They are most comfortable when in the lead and when giving the orders. Other alpha children are like mother hens, inclined to take care of others,…
…not a diagnosis or a technique, but about showing up as a human being. Psychology does not own suffering. Humans do. We cannot expect someone to share their heart with…
…not its nemesis as is commonly thought. By feelings being the answer, I do not mean that feelings will make shyness go away; that would not even be desirable from…
…technology or tools. If there were one thing we need to remember most when raising children in a digital age it would be to let nothing come between us. But…
…that I don’t want to come alongside right now. That happens. It evolves as it does. And there’s grieving to do; all the things that I can’t make ideal for…
…and playing. When we communicate information to a child that might alarm them it is best to do this in a matter of fact and non-alarming tone and manner. For…