I spend most of my free time thinking about COVID-19. I need something else. I hope baseball takes my mind off things, even if for
“Hey dad, are you going to coach our basketball practice today?” Without thinking about it, I told him I would. He gave the immediate, enthusiastic,
Years ago, one of my favorite fifth graders at the school where I counseled was Blaine. He was kind, gentle, helpful, etc. A model student.
When someone fights in war and sees people killed, nightmares are inevitable. If you’re in a bank that’s robbed, flashbacks make sense. These extreme reactions
Summer is fast approaching and the pool is open! It seems like a good time to share one from the archives. But before getting to
Before moving forward, I want to let you know I now offer “walk-and-talk” sessions and teletherapy. Whether you want to take a walk around the
The following from my column “The Dad Navigates Troubled Waters” was originally seen in the September 6, 2018 issue of the East Sacramento News from
Last week, I hustled home and made it to KD’s baseball game for the last inning or two. Just as I got there he came
Before getting to my post, I want to announce that I’m closing registration for my upcoming men’s group on Friday, the 26th. The group already
First a reminder: My 10-weeks-men’s counseling group is starting soon. Due to schedule shifts for participants, the new start date will be January 25th, from
