COVID-19, our kids’ mental health and graduation
It’s quarantine time! It’s time to isolate. Don’t leave your house unless you need groceries! Wear a mask if you do! Stay 6 feet away!
It’s quarantine time! It’s time to isolate. Don’t leave your house unless you need groceries! Wear a mask if you do! Stay 6 feet away!
And the Dodgers lost AGAIN. And I’m sad. Pretty damn sad. But I’m trying to bounce back. My parents moved to D.C. a couple years
First, a reminder. My 10-week men’s counseling group began this past Monday. In the last week, two men realized that their professional conflicts make it
First, a reminder. The start date of my 10-week men’s counseling group was moved back to next Monday, September 19th. The group is from 715-830.
I’m doing it as I write. I should be doing things that are more important than this. Yet, here I am writing my blog. I
Open your mind’s eye for a second and flash to a bunch of dudes. Voices rising, they pound their chests and yell, “No Regrets!!!” You
A few years ago I worked with a 9th grade boy who, quite frankly, pushed my buttons. He was rude and offensive, and I really
The following is a two-part series on how families can prepare when their oldest child leaves for college. The first is help for parents to
Life is filled with trauma. Every day, hard stuff happens, and we struggle to cope. I initially posted this right after my son started kindergarten.
In my fifteen years teaching and counseling in elementary schools, I interacted with a couple thousand parents, with all sorts of positive and negative characteristics.