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How Do We Move forward Together after the Election of Donald Trump?
There has been a tremendous amount of anxiety in the nation since Donald Trump became President-Elect of the United States. Many people are worried about the future of this country and whether their basic rights will be supported. There is considerable tension between those who voted for Trump and those who did not.
Since the election, I have been counseling both Trump and Clinton supporters who are distressed about the tension this election has created. I thought it may be helpful to share the perspective I’ve gained from working with both sides. I have presented these thoughts in two separate letters, one for Clinton supporters, and the other for those who voted for Trump. Both offer concrete suggestions for how people in our nation can move forward together. Continue reading
Posted in Current events, Uncategorized
Tagged anger, anxiety, donald trump, election, hate, hillary clinton, how to move forward
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Transitioning Young Kids
I recently had the experience of transitioning my youngest child to preschool and feel compelled to write about what I witnessed and learned during that process. Now, mind you, my child is attending an excellent preschool, handpicked by her psychologist … Continue reading
Posted in Adoption, Neuroscience, Parenting
Tagged anxiety, caregiver, separation, transition
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