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Category Archives: building character

Re-framing Overwhelmed: See It — Say It

April 13, 2018

I feel privileged to count Kay Wyma as both a friend and colleague. Kay is as brilliant as she is …

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Keep Calm and Parent On: Thoughts Teen Suicide

December 30, 2017

It is oddly troubling to discover that not only is teen suicide a problem in our community but that it …

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Riding to Resilience

September 29, 2017

With school underway for a new year, our kids will have plenty of opportunities to learn about resilience. Resilience (of …

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A Different Type of Back-to-School Assignments?

August 8, 2017

You may have noticed that heading back to school just isn’t like it used to be. There used to be …

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The Power of the Positive

July 10, 2017

Have you ever noticed that even if your kid does a dozen things right today, you notice, and more often …

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When the path is dark

June 26, 2017

While most of us have never been in a mine, we’ve almost all experienced walking through dark times in our lives. Consider …

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Perpetual Adolescence?

June 2, 2017

Don’t get me wrong: I love watching Seth Rogen and crew. But after quite a few similarly-themed movies, along with …

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How do we help kids develop “post-traumatic growth?” Asset 4

July 27, 2016

(A re-post by popular request) We’ve been considering how to help our kids come out on the “high side” after …

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How do we help kids experience “post-traumatic growth?” Asset 2

May 19, 2016

In a recent blog, I shared Dr. Marti Seligman’s research on post-traumatic stress, a project which called attention to the …

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How do we help kids experience “post-traumatic growth?” Asset 1 (repost)

May 3, 2016

Recently we shared Dr. Marti Seligman’s research on post-traumatic stress, a project which called attention to the fact that many soldiers …

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Kathleen Fischer

Kathleen is a popular speaker in corporate, church, and community settings as well as a sought after family/parenting coach for individuals and groups.

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  • Keep Calm and Parent On: Thoughts Teen Suicide
  • Conflict is Inevitable; Combat, Maybe NOT
  • Riding to Resilience
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  • A Different Type of Back-to-School Assignments?
  • Why She Drinks
  • A short, refreshing summer thought
  • The Power of the Positive
  • Snippet: a sample
  • When the path is dark
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  • The Tuesday Club
  • Perpetual Adolescence?
  • Good Enough: an-un-Hallmark mothers day message
  • Summer Driving Might Not Be So Sunny!
  • How Do We Help Kids Develop “Post-traumatic Growth”?: Asset 5, Religious Belief
  • Thanks Mr. Trump…NO, I mean REALLY, thanks!
  • How do we help kids develop “post-traumatic growth?” Asset 4
  • How Do We Help Kids Experience “Post-traumatic Growth?” Asset 3, Bravery
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  • How do we help kids experience “post-traumatic growth?” Asset 1 (repost)
  • A BOLD New Realization (a re-run by popular demand!)

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