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Resilience During the Pandemic
I was feeling mightily sorry for myself the other day. My job is incredibly hard right now, harder than it has been at any other time since I became a licensed psychologist 28 years ago. A couple of other notably difficult times come to mind: the weeks after the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks on American soil and the weeks following the 2016 presidential election. Neither of those times comes anywhere close to the challenge I face in my work with clients these days. Continue reading
Posted in Elementary/Lower School, High/Upper School, Middle/Junior High School, Young Adult
Tagged anger, coronavirus, COVID-19, goals, gratitude, pandemic, politics, resilience
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No Summer Camp? Now What?
Never have I been happier that my kids are young adults. As summer approaches, and it looks more and more likely that summer camps will be closed or operating with a significant reduction in both campers and hours, I am … Continue reading
What Kids Want Us to Know 