Homeschooling & ADHD

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Homeschooling & ADHD

I have been an on again, off again homeschooling parent for the last 7 years.  We started homeschooling when my now 15 year old started Grade 3.  He was academically doing okay with most of his marks landing in the 'B' range, ifRead More

The Value of Play... For Adults.

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The Value of Play... For Adults.

We hear a lot of messages in the media about the importance of play for children.  As an Early Childhood Educator, in a previous life, I give that a big, HELL YEAH!  Play is the work of children.  Here is a snip ofRead More

Parents of teens UNITE! We Need Our Own Mastermind Group!

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Parents of teens UNITE! We Need Our Own Mastermind Group!

I am a parent of two children, a son who is soon to be 15 and a daughter who is 10 years old.  It is a busy time.  Gone are the days when I can fix things with a simple hug and aRead More

Discomfort is more than a feeling, it's a sign of change...

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Discomfort is more than a feeling, it's a sign of change...

With change underway in a big way over here I have come up against one many or two mental road blocks along the way.  Many times I was really thankful for the blockers because they allowed me to stay stuck. When we stayRead More

Coaching Conversations ~ What can the Client expect?

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Coaching Conversations ~ What can the Client expect?

Coaching isn't new per se, but it doesn't have roots like a therapy model.  So when you hear the word, coaching, we infuse it with our own flavour of what that could mean. Coaching is centred around conversation.  I just heard all theRead More

The Down Low on Coaching - What is it?

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The Down Low on Coaching - What is it?

When you hear or think of the word 'coach' or 'coaching', what comes to mind?  Do you think of all the coaches that you've had in your life who taught you how to dance, play hockey, play chess...  Perhaps you think of aRead More

The Building of Reserves

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The Building of Reserves

Reserve: to make arrangements so that you will be able to use or have (something, such as a room, table, or seat) at a later time - to keep (something) for a special or future use - to choose to do (something) atRead More