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How to Teach Empathy to Your Kids

February 21, 2018February 21, 2018 WLMagazine 0 Comments child raising, child's world, children recognizing emotions, emapthy, family, February 2018, feelings, How to Teach Empathy to Your Kids, kerry hart, kerryheartcounseling, parenting, polite, teaching manners

by Kerry Hart, LLMFT A child’s world is relatively small, as they tend to believe it’s only as big as what

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Art FACES & PLACES

Creating Recovery

September 28, 2017 WLMagazine 0 Comments Art, Art Beat, Art Therapy, ArtPrize, breast cancer survivor, brent godfrey, cancer sparking art, Cancer Survivors, clasissa pinkola estes, creating, creating recover, empowering women through art, expressing grief through art, feelings, flat river gallery & framing, fostering passion, fountain hill center for counseling and consultation, Gilda's Club Grand Rapids, innate, Inspiring Women, karen godfrey, kim gill, linda griggs, magazine, marija gimbutas, New School, nurture with art, nurture yourself first, October, october 2017, propensity, recovery, studio, terry tempest williams, the language of the goddess, when women were birds, wisdom of women, wlmag, women, women who run with the wolves, women's wisdom, womenslifestyle

by Kim Gill | Photography by Two Eagles Marcus Upon entering the studio of Karen Godfrey, one is struck by

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Dating Someone Who Has Mental Illness

September 8, 2017September 1, 2017 WLMagazine 0 Comments acceptance, airing grievances, assumptions, balance, behaviors, bipolar disorder, boundaries, caring for someone, changing, check ins, coercive tactics, communication, confusion, conventional dating, creating a strong foundation, dating, dating someone with mental illness, dating tips, deal breaker, Depression, diagnosis, distribution of love, equitable, Ex, experiences, feelings, fixing someone, give a take, Google, happiness, journey, lasting relationship, learning about mental illness, listening to your partner, living a normal life, Megan Stubbs, mental healthy disorder, mental illness awareness, mood changes, obsession, opinions, personality conflict, relationship, relationship anxiety, relationship changes, relationship concerns, relationship issues, relationship journey, relationship rules, relationship support, resouces, seasons, self disclosure, selfishness, sensationalized information, september 2017, society, speaking up for yourself, stigma, support, supporting your partner, taboo, transition, unconventional dating, unrealistic expectations

by Megan Stubbs How many times have you had a friend say something like this about an ex: “Oh, they

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Sticks and Stones: Building Confidence in the Face of Bullying

August 15, 2017August 3, 2017 WLMagazine 0 Comments Angel Stewart, anti-bullying, august 2017, away approach, away perspective, be bold, building confidence in the face of bullying, bullying, bullying in the classroom, child bully, conflict, dealing with bullying, feelings, make friends, parenthood, preventing bullying, responding to bullying, self-esteem, sticks and stones, toward approach, toward perspective

by Angel Stewart We all remember the old schoolyard rhyme, “Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will

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