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Finding ‘The One’- Job Searching and Dating are More Alike than You Think
By Sanjida Meem
Dating and job searching may seem like completely different activities, but in reality, they have more in common than you might think.
The Hidden Pain of Infertility
By Michelle N. Goldberg, LCSW-C
We know infertility can feel hopeless. People often struggle in silence and well-meaning loved ones may say things that don’t feel comforting. It is important to raise awareness, offer support, and provide connection to resources.
Beneath the Surface of Your Child’s Anger
by Kathleen Sisti, MSW, LMSW
When your child presents with angry behavior, rather than reacting, it can be helpful to take a step back, dig a little deeper, and discover what other emotions might lie beneath the surface.
My Daughter Plays with Trucks, My Son Wears a Tutu
Our preconceived notions of our child’s gender expression whether in clothes, favorite toys, or activities oftentimes align with the stereotypes. But what do we do, if anything, when our young child is not expressive in the ways we think of as “the norm?”
The Opposite of Addiction: Connection
Yesterday, I got a call from my Dad’s case manager at his substance use treatment program. When I saw the number pop up on my screen, my heart dropped. Had he relapsed? Was something wrong? Did he have to leave his recovery program?
Should You Disclose a Disability?
By Andrea Fenwick
When you’re looking for a job, one of the things most people worry about is saying the wrong thing during an interview. For people with disabilities, it’s even more of a concern wondering what, if anything, they should disclose.