

Moving Through: Lessons on Transitions
Transitions; ugh! It already sounds like so much work. I’m already noticing how my story about being in transition feels painful. As soon...


The Gift of Imagination
Imagination is a bright and wonderful aspect of childhood. It feels like a quality that comes so naturally to children. Watching a child...


Lying: a Behavior or a Symptom?
We have all seen the classic picture of the little boy with the baseball bat. Behind him sits a shattered glass window with the perfect...


Continuing Down the Path of Unknowing
“The breaking of a wave cannot explain the whole sea”. -Vladimir Nabokov “Over every mountain there is a path, although it may not be...


Utilizing Connection in Understanding Children’s Emotions
My experience working with children has taught me the everlasting importance of connection. It is so important in fact, that in Abraham...


Growth Through Creativity: An Intention for the New Year
Creating takes a lot of courage and vulnerability to put a part of yourself out there. Creating also shows an aspect of your internal...


What My Wedding Taught Me About Loss
Weddings, the notoriously, magical moment of two people unify their love in the a cherished commitment of eternity, in front of their...


Sleepover Scaries
Taking myself back to my 9-year-old self where the excitement of being invited over to a friend’s house for a sleepover was through the...


Doing vs. Being
It’s that time of year again- Our calendars begin to fill up so fast we literally have to schedule time to breathe. Back to back holiday...


Coping When the World Overwhelms You
What is funny to me is that overwhelm is sneaky. It never shows up until things are too much to handle. Personally, I have an all or...
























