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Back to School Checklist
By Rachael Abrams, LCSW-C, CT
It is important to remember that as parents, we innately have the ability to help our kids succeed.
Fitting in Later in Life
By Ilene Federman, LCSW-C
The need to fit in never goes away. Over the years, many people depend on significant others to help manage these insecurities, but and when they are no longer here, it’s easy to revert back to old insecurities.
Creating Empathy when Children are Young
By Susan Kurlander, M. Ed.
Fostering empathy in children can inspire kindness and connection. Simple actions like praise, storytelling, and modeling kindness can guide them positively.
Learning to be Brave
By Elizabeth Piper
A bravery mission is when you choose to do something that scares you. When you do it, you are choosing to be brave.
Making the Most of the “Job-Seeker’s Market”
By Ignite Career Center
Don’t let the term fool you. A job-seeker’s market can be a bit misleading since it can present challenges for those looking for employment as well as those who are hiring.
Freshman Depression: Making Sure Your Child is Ready for College
By Ilene Federman, LCSW-C
But how do we know if our kids are emotionally prepared to deal with being away from home? Academically they should be ready. After all, their grades, test scores and ability to write a college entrance essay got them to this point. But it’s not so easy to measure what’s going on emotionally.