"Too often we give our children answers to remember rather than problems to solve." (14)

~Roger Lewin (as quoted by @AutismTips on Twitter).

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Introduction: When I was going through pre-marital counseling with the pastor who would perform our service, he shared four rules with my wife to transform our communication. About two years later, working at a 501c3, I was asked to do some marriage counseling by a couple that was in real trouble. I had no idea…

Grieving in a time of grief.

ByJoe Martino

So today, take a moment and think about people you know who are grieving over something other than the disruption this virus has caused in our world.  I know those are the people who would have been on Marissa’s mind today. 
Do something for them today. Write them a letter or email (you might have to google how to do this safely). Reach out to someone you know who might be missing someone today.
Then go and hug your loved ones living in your house. Tell them how much you love them.
None of us know what tomorrow holds. 

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Do these ten things to have better conversations

ByJoe Martino

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