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May 16, 2018 by June Rousso

We All Have Character Strengths

The Little Book of Character Strengths

We all have character strengths, but how do we know we do? Where do we go to find them? My favorite way to search for character strengths is to look at the things we do every day, the simple actions and not so simple actions that we take in life. Let’s say that I expressed an opinion […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: character building, character strengths, emotional intelligence, happiness, VIA Institute

April 30, 2018 by June Rousso

How To Help Your Children Build Good Character

children build good character

April 25, 2018 by Sandi Schwartz- happysciencemom.com What is this parenting thing all about anyway? What is your end goal for raising your children? For me, I hope that my children are happy, healthy (both physically and mentally), successful in the purpose they choose to achieve, and independent. All of my guidance now is so they […]

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March 14, 2018 by June Rousso

Author Q & A- The Writing Process – Guest blog for ALSC

Authors are always asked about what inspired them to write their books.  The more that you learn about the inspiration of writers, the more apt you will be to free up your own thinking and find inspiration of your own.  Learning about inspirations gives us permission to delve into our own experience without feeling so […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: stress, writing a book, writing process

March 14, 2018 by June Rousso

Helping Children Manage Anxiety and Fears

helping children manage anxiety

As a psychologist, I have always been drawn to helping children manage anxiety and fears. I remember first mentioning my desires to an aunt in my teens, who herself was an elementary school teacher, but could not imagine what worries children might have. I froze for the moment but then wondered how that could be […]

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July 10, 2015 by joe

Food is all Child’s Play

Nutritional Tips

If I think back to my kindergarten days, some of my favorite more alone moments were time spent finger-painting.  The texture of the paint, its wetness, the patches of thin paint and others with thick clumps – all of these tactile sensations and without instructions other than to let my fingers swirl around the paper […]

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Autism and the Adolescent Experience

The social struggles, routines, and meltdowns we think of as “just being a teen” can resemble autism traits and tuning into “just being a teen” is a path to understanding autism. Once we reflect on our own emotional and social teenage experiences, we can come to show empathy and compassion rather than intolerance and at […]

Building Resilience and Finding Meaning in Life: Winner of Counselor’s Choice Award

June Rousso, Ph.D. with her book Building Resilience and Finding Meaning in Life: A Guide for Teens is our latest award winner. A published author many times over, Dr. June Rousso is a licensed psychologist, life coach, and writer. She is a Clinician Diplomate in Logotherapy and Existential Analysis and maintains a private practice in […]

In Honor of Random Acts of Kindness

What is Random Acts of Kindness week? While it is a time to make a conscious effort to be kind to others, we should not forget that kindness extends to ourselves. Many people are feeling stress living through a pandemic and stress has a way of decreasing our empathy toward others and likely ourselves. But […]

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