This week I talk to Peter Jung, M.Ed, who works as a social skills Dungeon Master in the Seattle area for Aspiring Youth, and runs the blog <a href='http://rollforkindness.com/'>rollforkindness.com</a> where he discusses lessons learned from his 5 years running social skills groups.
You can follow Peter on Twitter at <a href='http://twitter.com/rollforkindness'>@RollForKindness</a>

This week I talk to Peter Jung, M.Ed, who works as a social skills Dungeon Master in the Seattle area for Aspiring Youth, and runs the blog rollforkindness.com where he discusses lessons learned from his 5 years running social skills groups. You can follow Peter on Twitter at @RollForKindness

This week I talk to Peter Jung, M.Ed, who works as a social skills Dungeon Master in the Seattle area for Aspiring Youth, and runs the blog <a href="http://rollforkindness.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">rollforkindness.com</a> where he discusses lessons learned from his 5 years running social skills groups.
You can follow Peter on Twitter at <a href="http://twitter.com/rollforkindness" rel="noopener noreferrer">@RollForKindness</a>

E6: Practice Being Someone Who Cares (w/ Peter Jung)

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Highlighting the teaching and research of new faculty, non-tenure track faculty, graduate students in the humanities &amp; social sciences

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