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When drop offs are hard: helping kids feel safe
Yesterday I visited my mom in the hospital. She has advanced dementia and holding onto time is challenging for her. Each time we leave the hospital, she is teary as it is frightening for her to be in an unknown place without her people and not clearly understanding...
Power of Play: Exploring the Vital Role of Play in Emotional Health and Learning & Becoming the Leaders our Students Need
Educators/EA’s from Richmond Christian School. Please see your school board or school admin for more information. Description: The research is clear: young children learn best through play. In this workshop, we’ll unpack the science behind why play is the...
Workshop – Closing Keynote
Educators of New Frontier School Board. Please see your school board or school admin for more information.
Why keeping kids’ attachments on the same side matters: dedicated to my childrens’ stepmom, Sherry
I’d like to start by sharing my personal experience with this. I am separated from my first two children’s father. Separation is hard. There are usually many feelings involved. Hurt. Blame. Pain. Loss. Anger. Sadness. The list goes on. Their father and I separated...
