Run Your Household Like a Business During COVID-19 Use these strategies borrowed from work to help your family thrive during coronavirus! [caption id="attachment_3282" align="alignright" width="200"] Video conferencing Run Your Household Like a Business During COVID-19[/caption] Daily “Team” Meetings AM: Discuss plan for the day Make sure each member has...
So many parents, including myself, are trying to figure out how to tell their kids about coronavirus in ways that don’t increase fear, anxiety, and panic. This conversation is complicated to navigate, especially when you’re feeling those feelings yourself. So where do you start? First, be...
Everyone’s reality has been upended due to coronavirus. To help you achieve as much normalcy as possible, here are some recommendations for parents to help get you through! CONTROL Look at your day. What do you have control over? Structure of the day Mindset Reaching out to...
By Nicole Berezny Do you ever feel stuck or limited no matter what you’ve tried? Have you ever been curious or scared by the word “hypnosis?” Well, Nicole is here to put your mind *literally* at ease by telling you all about a special service she offers called...
This month is all about giving you an edge. A leg up. A secret advantage. April is Stress Awareness Month and we all could probably use a little help (therapists stress out too ya know!) So we did some digging to find the most cutting edge, hot-off-the-press,...
By Arielle Sheinman, LCSW It’s that time again- time to reflect on the year that’s passed and plan for the one ahead. A time to make New Years resolutions and set goals for change. Keeping difficult New Year’s resolutions can be extremely challenging. We often set...
By Arielle Sheinman, LCSW Children often see school vacation as a time to do whatever they please, freeing them from responsibilities and academic pressures. Some kids expect an endless range of fun activities, imagining a holiday vacation that reality can rarely deliver, setting them up to...
By Chelsea Calello, LAC Do you have that one family member that seems to always be on your case about something? Or maybe two or three? Dealing with these relationships can be especially difficult around the holidays, even more so if you’re the one hosting! Psychologist George...
By Chelsea Calello, LAC Does it ever feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day? A recent study found that our state of mind could actually change the way we perceive and experience time. Three experiments showed that individuals who felt awe, relative to other...
By Nicole Berezny November is the month commonly associated with the holiday Thanksgiving, a time of year when we're accustomed to hearing the question "what are you grateful for?" What typically follows is a list of the usual categories such as friends, family, and our basic...
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