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How to Co-Parenting Positively
When you can finally look in the mirror and admit your marriage is over, it’s time to really focus on what’s best for your children. You can spend every ounce of energy and every waking minute on trying to make your eventual ex-spouse’s life miserable, or you can use that time and energy to do something positive.
Caregiver Stress – Caring for the Caregiver
Do you know someone who is caring for a person in need? They could be caring for a child, a person with a disability such as autism, an elderly parent, a spouse, friend, relative, or neighbor.
Smile: It Feels Good
“Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile;
but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy.”
SCORE Business Profile
American Small Business Champion
One of the perks for being named by SCORE and Sam’s Club as an American Small Business Champion, is to have a business profile published on the SCORE site, which you will find below along with a video of me with my mentor.
Front Porches and Mental Health
This article appeared in the West Plaza Neighborhood Association Newsletter.
SCORE Award Helps Me to Help You
I am proud and honored to announce that Childers Counseling Service has been chosen as an American Small Business Champion by SCORE and Sam’s Club.
Neighbors Help Neighbors
This article appeared in the West Plaza Neighborhood Association Newsletter.
Teen Suicide
This article appeared in the West Plaza Neighborhood Association Newsletter.
Often when I greet a teenager in passing, they look surprised. A person who had been homeless once told me that the worst part of that period of his life was that rarely did anyone acknowledge his presence. This caused more suffering than the physical discomfort and hunger.
Implicit Bias
This is an article I wrote that appeared in the West Plaza Neighborhood Association Newsletter.
Ohio State University’s Kirwan Institute defines implicit bias as “attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner.”