Sharing what drives me to be a better woman, wife & mother.
This series of articles involve play therapy. The names and genders of the people involved change from article to article to protect the identity of those in therapy. The children in these play therapy sessions are between 6 and 10. Our play therapist (we'll call him Bob) brought out a bucket of playdoh and a... Continue Reading →
Foster - verb (used with object) 1. to promote the growth or development of; further; encourage: to foster new ideas. 2. to bring up, raise, or rear, as a foster child. 3. to care for or cherish. These are the definitions and I love them so much. Think about all these things when you... Continue Reading →
"Anything you can do I can do better. Anything you can do, I can do too." Do you know that song? Not sure but I feel like it's from Annie. Okay I looked it up and I was close! It's from a different musical "Annie Get Your Gun". You can listen to it on You... Continue Reading →
I've grown up going to church. I have heard each story probably a hundred times but recently I heard one in a different light. That's why you can never say, "I don't need to read the Bible anymore, I've read the whole thing." Every time I read or hear a passage it can speak to... Continue Reading →
Did it happen to you? Did you suddenly find yourself half way through December and totally overwhelmed with what still had to be done? Still Christmas gifts to buy or make? Cards to write? Meals to plan? Every year I think I'm doing well until it gets to be about 10 days before Christmas then... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year my friends!!!! I'm ringing in the New Year with my one and only hubby of 21 years in Niagara Falls with Bryan Adams! Happy New Decade! I feel excited for what 2020 will bring. I finally picked my word of the year. So excited for this word! I started with a list... Continue Reading →
I don't usually have that much trouble choosing a word of the year but for some reason 2020 seems like a big deal; more significant in some way. For whatever reason, I feel the word I choose needs to be a good one. I loved last year's word so much and it was so amazing... Continue Reading →
This series of articles involve play therapy. The names and genders of the people involved change from article to article to protect the identity of those in therapy. The children in these play therapy sessions are between 6 and 10. This is by no means a replacement for good play therapy. If your child is... Continue Reading →
Anyone else tired of hearing the peanut free announcements and reminders for school lunches? Thankfully so many snacks are now made peanut free. It's November now and after 12 or so weeks of packing lunches, I was getting tired of packing the same old snacks and I went on a search for some new lunch... Continue Reading →
Have you heard of the word Sabbath? It means rest. Jewish tradition observes Sabbath on Saturday's, the seventh day of the week as do some Christians. Most Christians observe Sunday as their day of rest. Some take a different day of rest. No matter what religion you practice or even if you are not religious... Continue Reading →
Sharing what drives me to be a better woman, wife & mother.
Psychology to Motivate | Inspire | Uplift
Motherhood Misadventures + Creative Living
Because we all live a life that is perfectly imperfect
we wrote and forged through the life of love and loss...
Motivation and Inspiration for Single Parents.
A place to share mixed media arty goodness!
BY GRACE THROUGH FAITH
Leadership is the art of motivating a group of people to act toward achieving a common goal. We work on developing Leadership Skills and Styles to influence others.
Foster Care Advocate and Village Builder
Painting the World with Colorful Words and Enticing Rhythm
No filters, no edits, just the real deal about foster parenting.
What if you spent every day looking for One Beautiful Thing?
Another year, a decade or a lifetime - sooth your body eternally
Our lives are the sum of all the choices we make, the bridges we cross, and the ones we burn.
Broken crayons, still colour.
Melbourne Clinical Psychologist
