Decorative Painting: Children’s Creativity Corner…Blackboard Gymboree!
The autumn season is tinged with nostalgia, that “back to school feeling” which brings to mind children, their learning,
Tag: Parenting
Elizabeth Gilbert: Overcoming the Fear of Your Own Success
Are you a fan of Elizabeth Gilbert’s book “Eat, Pray, Love”? If so, you will really love listening
Relationship Tips: 5 Steps to Improve Communication
You’ve heard it before…the key to making a relationship successful is communication! But what does communication really mean?
Improve Your Health: 5 Tips for Mindful Eating
We live in a fast-paced, busy world where sitting down for a meal is often not our main priority. So what ends up happening?
Work Life Balance: The Importance of Friends
There is a Swedish proverb that says “Friendship doubles our joy and divides our grief.” The relevance
Work Life Balance: 3 Ways to Make More Time for Your Family!
Part 3 of my series on “Work Life Balance, The Juggling Act” is a very critical one…How to create quality time with your family while
Take Control of the Juggling Act: Work versus Home
Many of my clients tell me that keeping perspective day to day is challenging when you’re managing many different roles. Being a wife, a mother, a friend, as well as managing a career,
Ron Benza: Helping to End Violence against Women and Children
He’s a former “MadMen” adman who now helps prevent mad men. Once Ron Benza was a hard-charging Madison Avenue advertising executive like the guys in the popular AMC series.
Love, Marriage…then What?
As wedding season is quickly approaching, women and their partners spend a lot of time planning for their special events, and often leave less time and energy to discuss what happens after the ceremony and honeymoon are over. by Kristin Southwick CA Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist The All Important Conversations Before Saying “I [...]
Keep Your Kids Safe Online: Empower Them to Make Good Choices!
Technology has changed the way we interact, especially our teens. Many parents are trying to catch up with their kids in understanding how they are playing and using computers, cell phones, and other technology. It’s natural for teens to think they know all of the dangers or worse, they are immune or invincible to problems [...]
