Mindfulness Strategies for Working with Trauma and Strong Fear
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March 28th, 2020 by Jeffrey Erkelens“Little Angel” No More
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February 5th, 2020 by Sam MazellaCreate an Unplugged Space for Family Bonding
January 30th, 2020 by Stacie PoythressHoliday Travel and Mental Health Management
October 16th, 2018 by Geekbears GB
As the holiday season approaches, so do promises of cozy autumn outings and festive family gatherings. The excitement that surrounds the transition into an eventful season can be magical for your child. Despite all of the fun they have to look forward to, jam-packed schedules can result in exhaustion and your child’s mental health may become overwhelmed. This is especially so if your holiday season plans involve as much traveling as they do fun!
Read MoreSeptember to Remember for Single Parents & Their Villages
January 31st, 2018 by Stacie PoythressIn September, Single Parents, among other families, are experiencing the “Back to School” Bliss, or is it better said, “Back to School” Blues!
Read MoreSingle Parent Children Are Heroes not Zeros!
January 31st, 2018 by Stacie Poythress
It’s 7am, my son knocking on my bedroom door: “Mom, I need a Christmas shirt – do you have one I can wear to school today?”
Quickly I run to my closet and dig through shirts, gym clothes, and unmentionables to find nothing; my insides stirring, I look up and see it – The Answer! Quickly I leap across the livin…
Father’s Day – Honoring Single Dads and all those doing Fatherly things for us and for our children
January 31st, 2018 by Stacie Poythress
After many years of being a single mother, I have been looking back on my thoughts about Father’s Day. If I am truthful, it has been a difficult day for me, and I can see it is also a difficult day for many others.