The Gift That Lives

Author: Gina McKeeOn: Sep 30Categories: Children, Inspiration No Comments

The Gift That Lives

Children, Inspiration

CELEBRATING TEACHERS! This touching tale, created more than 25 years ago in the mind of a writer named Elizabeth Ballard, is about a troubled boy named Teddy Stollard and the teacher who turned his life around. This fictional story, in which there are many versions, illustrates what happens when a person stops judging and starts connecting. It is a positive...

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8 Ways to Live Well

Author: Gina McKeeOn: Jul 15Categories: Inspiration, Mental Health Matters, Pathways to Wellness, Women No Comments

8 Ways to Live Well

Inspiration, Mental Health Matters, Pathways to Wellness, Women

Deepak Chopra is a well-known physician offering alternatives to the conventional wisdom of medicine. He bases his theories on the ancient Indian science of Ayurveda, according to which, optimum health is about achieving balance physically, emotionally and psychologically, and demonstrates that, contrary to our traditional beliefs about aging, we can use...

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Can I be Addicted to a Person?

Author: Gina McKeeOn: Jun 13Categories: Mental Health Matters, Women No Comments

Can I be Addicted to a Person?

Mental Health Matters, Women

The answer is YES. In her note-worthy book, Is it Love, or is it Addiction? – Brenda Schaffer, a licensed psychologist and certified addiction specialist has helped countless people find their way from the trials and confusion of addictive love to the fulfillment of whole and healthy relationships. Through her clinical experience of addictive love...

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If You Want to Feel Better, Write a Love Letter!

Author: Gina McKeeOn: Apr 02Categories: Children, Inspiration, Mental Health Matters, Pathways to Wellness, Women No Comments

If You Want to Feel Better, Write a Love Letter!

Children, Inspiration, Mental Health Matters, Pathways to Wellness, Women

When we choose to bury our feelings, we act differently. We may not make ourselves available to others and may withdraw, or just not be fully engaged when we do spend time with other people. At other times, we can react inappropriately because our emotions are pulling us in a different direction from where we really want or need to...

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Five Principles of Healthy Parenting

Author: Gina McKeeOn: Dec 09Categories: Children, Women No Comments

Five Principles of Healthy Parenting

Children, Women

The most important job in any society is raising children. And there is no more important influence on how children develop than their parents. But do you approach parenting with the same focus you would use for a job? Do you act on your gut reactions or just use the same parenting techniques your own parents used, whether they are...

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