Learn the pros and cons of teenage dating and how parents can best support their daughter to have positive experiences
Why it may be a good thing that your teenage daughter isn’t dating Read More »
In this time filled with uncertainty, fear and disconnection, one ray of hope for many kids is their dog. Dogs wear many hats: best friend, confidant, a listening ear, protector, and a sense of constancy.
Why dogs are a kids best friend and a beacon of hope Read More »
We don’t have control over the Covid virus and angry people around us, but we do have control over how we show up and react; bring more love and understanding. Be on the lookout for
What the world needs now, is love, sweet love, not anger Read More »
Parents say that they value empathy and character over achievement, but their actions don’t match their values. I’ve had audiences of parents globally list their ‘end in mind’ for what kind of people they hope
Parents: stop valuing achievement over empathy and character Read More »
Listen to 2 stories that describe the spirit of kindness & generosity so needed in these troubled times.
2 Stories of Kindness to Renew your Faith in Mankind Read More »
As your daughter embarks on the next leg of her journey, i.e. college, there are five important things she needs to let go of. And I don’t mean her teddy bear. The following are meaningful
Kids at my camps played, laughed, let their guard down, and became so happy & carefree. We’ve got to find a way to get students back to school this fall! Learn about how to guide
What I learned at summer camp about children, school and COVID Read More »
When girls leave for college in the next few weeks, I’d like to suggest two critical items to not pack to ensure a successful transition. Of course, there are many things to bring in order
Women are pressured to measure up to the standard of being a perfect wife, mom, and woman; here’s how they can avoid this trap and find their own way
Slaying the “perfect wife, mother, and woman” standard Read More »
Here’s how to teach girls to check in with themselves, access their intuition, and follow urges that may be life-changing. For more information on how to teach kids to access and trust their intuition, read
How to teach girls to trust their intuition and urges Read More »
Greta Thunberg is one of my heroes, and there are so many lessons to glean from her inspiring story. She began a global movement at the age of 14 raising awareness about climate change and
A young hero leads the way: why Greta Thunberg’s story is so inspiring Read More »
Listen with your daughter to stories of 7 girl leaders who made an impact on their community and world yet remain anonymous
Eminent leaders who are women and girls that your daughter has never heard of but should Read More »
Despite the upheaval and losses due to the corona virus, it is valuable to focus on possible benefits and lessons we can take from this experience. I have counseled many kids and families during the
Pandemic positives: 10 benefits that comprise the silver lining of the corona virus Read More »
The movie Groundhogs Day is the perfect metaphor for describing the rut people feel from the quarantine. Listen for the best way to get out of your rut and rediscover joy.
Groundhogs Day movie is perfect metaphor for growing quarantine rut Read More »
Instead of recycling another grumpy old man for president, I believe teen girls have the leadership skills to become our next commander-in-chief. You heard me, a teen girl. Such a person would bring some unique
Teen girls have the leadership skills to be our next president; here’s 5 reasons why Read More »
In this time of social distancing, the value of neighbors has never been so important. Kids need to experience a sense of community; here’s how your neighborhood can become such a supportive, caring space Young
It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood: the value of community for children Read More »
In some ways, it was easier for girls in the past to become a leader because they weren’t inundated with as many mandates about how they should lead their lives. Today, from an early age
Despite recent progress, it’s harder today for girls to become leaders. Here’s why. Read More »
Dr. Lynyetta Willis explains how to heal old childhood wounds and create new, healthy legacies for our children. For more wisdom about guiding young adults to create a healthy life, read Dr. Jordan’s book, Letters
Negative self-talk is extremely common amongst adolescent girls, and results in a lot of anxiety, insecurity, self-doubt, and potentially limits their courage and ability to lead. In this blog I want to help you understand
Why girls experience negative self-talk and how they can redirect it Read More »
Girls are disconnected from their feelings & themselves; it’s critical they learn to use quiet time to reflect, express feelings, access their intuition, & become inner-directed Look for more insights into guiding girls to be
Teaching girls to be alone and quiet without feeling lonely Read More »
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