Frayed Nerves: Moving from Fear to Courage
This week, I’ve had to double down on keeping my balance. The political turmoil in Washington is difficult for me. The inaugural address sent me spinning. I was upset when … Find Out More
This week, I’ve had to double down on keeping my balance. The political turmoil in Washington is difficult for me. The inaugural address sent me spinning. I was upset when … Find Out More
Every January, I feel the pull to jot down resolutions and dream up ways to become a “better” version of myself. Exercise more. Eat healthier. Lose weight. You know the … Find Out More
It Can Help You, Too! For many of us, the holiday season can be a maze of joyous times with family and friends but also conflicting expectations, outsized accumulating traditions, … Find Out More
of Connection and Time For Thanksgiving this year, my partner, Oscar, and I planned an exciting getaway to Banff, Canada! Most of our vacations are to visit family, and while … Find Out More
This week, I celebrated my 43rd birthday. As I reflected on the year behind me and the one ahead, I found myself laughing and sometimes crying (joking 😅) at how … Find Out More
The last two days have been difficult. We have been through a collective trauma, and I needed my resilience skills immeasurably more than ever. I kept cycling through my Centering … Find Out More
Heartfelt Connection and Resilience Even as a ten-year-old girl, I was drawn to politics—a big topic for a young mind. I remember reading biographies about political leaders and tuning in … Find Out More
I spent yesterday in a dark (metaphorical) hole. After my mom died last February, the process of clearing out her house started a furniture chain reaction that ultimately left me … Find Out More
I am passionate about helping underserved children. As both a teacher and an administrator, I witnessed firsthand how a strong, cohesive team of educators could create a positive school climate, … Find Out More