This one's for those of us who used to love what we do. This one's for those of us who can appreciate humanity, but have little love for humans. This one's for those of us looking to reignite that doused flame and find purpose again.
In this workshop, we will spend some time talking about navigating family systems in this increasingly complex and challenging world that leaves many of us feeling disconnected and lonely. If you, or someone you love, is navigating big family system changes or even impeding ones, come hang out with me as we unpack what it means to stay connected in this often disconnected time.
There's a lot of talk these days about kids and technology. Also, we are the first generation of parents, teachers, leaders who have access to technology. And none of us have a script for just what the hell to do with it or about it.
Last year alone, it was estimated that Americans spent 2.5 months of the year on their phones. If you own a phone this one's for you. This basic, crash course on technology use, how AI is making its way into our worlds and how we can best manage it will be a good one for me - and I'd love you to join!
Big emotions in the pre-teen and teenage years is normal and expected. I promise. Feelings of anxiety and saddness are also absolutely normal and expected. We do know, however, that there appears to be a rise in clinical anxiety and depression - the kind that stops kids from participating in things they love, or wanting to go to school.
This month, let's talk all about the most recent data on kids and anxiety and depression - and mostly, just what we as big people can do about it.
If you know a kid, teach them, coach them, or love them, this one's for you.
