Social Media – Another Way For Kids To Feel Rejected
I am hyper sensitive to people feeling rejected/left out. Especially teenagers.
I am hyper sensitive to people feeling rejected/left out. Especially teenagers.
One of my life mantras is that balance is something we swing through on our way to the other extreme.
This Valentine’s Day — filled with American cultural myths championing an emaciated version of “love” — how about a little anxiety relief?
We had our first webinar for our 2011 Sticky Faith Learning Cohort on Wednesday.
A colleague at Fuller sent me this article about the Mausharts, a family that unplugged from technology for 6 months.
This week I’m reading Growing Up in America: The Power of Race in the Lives of Teens,
Whether you’re a parent or not, the recent 2010 Stress in American report by the American Psychological Association is something we need to pay attention to.
Maybe it’s because I was feeling a decent amount of stress when I read this study, but I was pretty convicted by the 2010 Stress in America report published recently by the American Psychological Association.
One of the great parts of my job is that I learn so much that informs and helps Dave’s and my parenting.
Last week at our Sticky Faith Learning Cohort Summit with twelve church teams, our colleague Chap Clark shared some of his thoughts and research during one of our sessions.