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December is Spiritual Literacy Month and an opportunity to learn more about the impact of spirituality in the lives of the people we serve and in each other’s lives. Please […]
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“As Kids Head Back to School, Science-Backed Ways to Help Their COVID Blues“ https://www.newsweek.com/2021/09/03/kids-head-back-school-science-backed-ways-help-their-covid-blues-1622665.html Questions: 1. In what ways can you make a conscious effort to support a student as […]
Virtual Resources for Resiliency and Wellbeing
Building a strong sense of wellbeing amongst individuals and families can be challenging, making it important to find resources to help facilitate such growth. Resources can help individuals, families, and […]
Resiliency and Wired for Goodness
Fundamental aspects in life such as family, friendship, and love have tremendous strength and been embedded in us as humans. We have learned to endure difficult periods, which have also […]
Resilience and Self-Care
Resilience can be a multi-factorial component in our lives, making it important to understand all aspects, true or misguided. An article posted in the NYTimes focuses on such dynamics. As […]
Richard Hendrick Wrote a Poem About the Coronavirus. It’s Beautiful.
Yes there is fear. Yes there is isolation. Yes there is panic buying. Yes there is sickness. Yes there is even death. But, They say that in Wuhan after so […]
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Black Med Students At Former Slave Quarters Say ‘This Is About Resiliency’ Tulane University medical students visited a former plantation last week to take a photo that’s going viral. “We […]
Social Media and Resilience
As social media continues to play an ever increasing role in our lives it is important that we examine its roll in our well-being. This article here explains how social […]
Athena’s Resilience Journey
This month, we had the pleasure of profiling Athena’s resilience journey. The video features her encouraging story of resilience, centered around Athena, a mother of three on the Eastern Shore […]