This is something I had to learn very early on and my only hope is to become grounded in acceptance of this fact. It can be very painful to see a life pass especially when you’re involved and wanting so much better for them. Please remember, they have to want better for them before anyone else can help.

Please research the benefits, there are many, I’m living proof. I wish you health and happiness. Peace and joy.

Aileen of ‘Hearty Dose For The Mind’ comes to share with a group of Moms and others, her reason for pursuing being her own boss.

Some people don’t wish to see us grow, the harsh reality is—some actually wish bad upon our lives. We can remain solid, continue to consider others—Be kind—and above all, stay grounded and feet planted firm—Keep standing up for what is right, and against what is wrong. No Matter What

Sometimes when we are in the moment, it can be easy to be self-focused. We might honk at someone at a stop light, or even yell or become angry. What if that person at the light was consumed with sadness or totally lost? Would you honk if you knew that to be true or maybe be more understanding; more compassionate? Just keep in mind, it might be a hard day for the person at the grocery store that happens to be in your way, or the man at the stop light, that won’t GO.

Tonight’s episode with guest, Aileen Torres of ‘Hearty Dose For The Mind’ goes into detail about Parental Alienation. We touch on how alienating can impact a young mind. Aileen helps us to gain a strong understanding of how this can hurt or affect a child. We talk about ways that the parents can help their children, and help themselves.

Follow up on Parental Alienation Ep. 12. In this episode 13 I go over ways to prepare yourself, and ways to cope. Parental Alienation is a very tough thing to undergo, my biggest piece of advice is to seek a therapist. —Journal and seek out a community of other moms and dads—You are not alone.

By Definition: Parental alienation is a process through which a child becomes estranged from one parent as the result of the psychological manipulation of another parent. ... Some propose that parental alienation be recognized as a form of child abuse or family violence.

New year, new you? Is it actually a time to refresh, or reset? I say both! Let your ideas lead you. Happy Wednesday!

It’s so important to come to your child especially after a disagreement. It’s okay to take a break and then come back and talk about whatever it is. Be sure to listen to understand and to explain thoughtfully.