The Radical Choice of Saying ‘No’ to the Bad Mom Narrative

The Radical Choice of Saying ‘No’ to the Bad Mom Narrative

In part one of this series, I described an experience in which my daughter had accomplished something really big, and how I’d done a thousand and one things to support and celebrate... Read more »
ADHD in Older Adults: A Cognitive Mystery

ADHD in Older Adults: A Cognitive Mystery

Have you ever walked into a room and immediately forgotten why you went there? Moments like that are often brushed off as “senior moments.” But for some older adults, these slips, alongside... Read more »
The Best Leaders Acknowledge Their Mistakes

The Best Leaders Acknowledge Their Mistakes

When leaders assume “responsibility,” they take ownership of a situation, managing it in as many dimensions as necessary so that problems are resolved and all the moving parts operate in sync. They... Read more »
Does ADHD Worsen As You Age?

Does ADHD Worsen As You Age?

If you are an adult with ADHD, you might have found yourself asking a frightening question lately: “Is my ADHD getting worse?” Perhaps you used to be able to pull all-nighters to... Read more »
9 Self-Care Strategies for Grief

9 Self-Care Strategies for Grief

At 33, I lost my husband to advanced adrenal cancer. Despite my master’s in social work, the resulting immense sadness, anxiety, and fear were overwhelming. His funeral, just before Thanksgiving, made the... Read more »
How to Support Ambitious Athletes During the Holidays

How to Support Ambitious Athletes During the Holidays

For many competitive athletes, the holidays don’t feel like a break. Instead, they can feel like a disruption to training, nutrition routines, rest schedules, and performance expectations that athletes may spend all... Read more »
Avoiding Human Error | Psychology Today

Avoiding Human Error | Psychology Today

Even the best of us make mistakes. You forget an appointment, send the wrong email, or miss an important detail. Most of the time, the consequences are minor. However, in healthcare, aviation,... Read more »
Why dating feels like a competition (how to win without competing)

Why dating feels like a competition (how to win without competing)

You’re trying your hardest, putting yourself out there, and yet, dating can often feel like a brutal, exhausting competition. A race to be the most attractive, the most successful, or the most... Read more »
Self-Care Is an Essential Holiday Ingredient

Self-Care Is an Essential Holiday Ingredient

The holidays can bring moments of joy, comfort, and community. They can also be draining and stressful. Holidays can create pressure related to: Making it magical for your loved ones. Strained finances... Read more »
What being ‘ready to date again’ really means after a breakup

What being ‘ready to date again’ really means after a breakup

It’s one of the most honest and necessary questions we ask after a breakup: Am I ready to date again? That feeling of pressure to move on or fill a new void... Read more »
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