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As Schools Reopen Bullying Returns Too

As more people in the United States are vaccinated for the Coronavirus, we are seeing the number of cases and deaths significantly decline.  While we have not over come the Coronavirus yet, we are able to start to resume many everyday activities.  One of these activities is reopening schools and children and teenagers returning to […]

Coping with A Grieving Nation

We have a nation of grieving people and families.  There are over 560,000 Americans who have died due to the Coronavirus and there are people who are still dying from the Coronavirus every day.  Adults, teenagers and children are grieving the loss of parents, grandparents, children, uncles and aunts and friends.  Additionally, according to the […]

Do We Value Children or Guns?

uring 2020, we heard very little about mass shootings and shootings at schools because of the Coronavirus Pandemic.  Due to the quarantine rules, most people stayed at home and we did not hear about mass shootings.  Instead we heard about how many people were contracting the Coronavirus and dying from it.  We were hearing about […]

Pandemic Personal and Marital Stress

Pamela Meyerson

The Covid-19 lockdown(s) and related business closures have had a major psychological impact on most, if not all, individuals.  Peoples lives were turned upside down.  According to relevant studies, depression and anxiety increased dramatically.  Some relationships grew closer.  Some grew strained.  In addition to Covid-19, there has been a degree of social upheaval.  While no […]

TAKE BACK YOUR POWER: Explore Your 5-Dimensional Self

Rhoda Lalog

It is tempting to look for that silver bullet when we are faced with complicated challenges in life but the answer is rarely one-dimensional. We are complex human beings with multiple dimensions that are interdependent of each other. Our psychological, emotional, physical, sexual and spiritual dimensions work as one whole system – what impacts one […]

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