Why an Estate Plan Should Be on the Top of Your To-Do List
By Colin Smith | Contributor It is important to prepare for the unexpected. One of the ways we can do that is good old-fashioned damage
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4 Ways for Women to Fight Burnout and Win
By Andi Simon, Ph.D. | Contributor I always look forward to reading McKinsey’s Women in the Workplace research. This is the seventh year it has
Blended Families: Tips for a More Joyful Holiday Season
By Peg Conway | Contributor Everywhere we go, starting in early November, Santa Claus confronts us, and Christmas tunes envelop us. Although meant to inspire
Expert Tips to Better Communication with Your Teen
By Cheryl Maguire Do you feel connected to your teen? My teens are always wearing noise-canceling headphones, which makes it a struggle just to communicate.
What To Do When Your Kids Are Being Cyberbullied
By Tanni Haas, Ph.D. It wasn’t supposed to happen but it did. Despite your best efforts to the contrary, you discover your kid is the
Tips to Help Your Teen Deal with ADHD
By Cheryl Maguire “I got detention for forgetting my book three times in a row.” Michael* sent the text message to his mom. She wasn’t
5 Ways to Make College More Affordable
By Steve Siebold | Contributor As college classes start backup around the country, I’ve been inundated with inquiries from both parents and kids wondering if
Flood Safety
Floodwater and standing waters can be dangerous and can make you vulnerable to infectious diseases, chemical hazards, and injuries. Protect yourself and your loved ones
13 Resilience-Building Tips for Kids in a Crisis-Prone World
By Michele Borba, Ed.D. | Contributor Kids today have uncertainty coming at them from all directions—from shootings to fires and hurricanes to ongoing pandemics. Emergency situations
