Leaning Away from Anger and Toward Gratitude
By Nadine Briggs and Donna Shea When disasters occur, we often are encouraged to look for the helpers. Those who read more…
By Nadine Briggs and Donna Shea When disasters occur, we often are encouraged to look for the helpers. Those who read more…
By Donna Shea & Nadine Briggs There is a traditional Native American ceremony called smudging. It’s mainly used for homes read more…
By Donna Shea & Nadine Briggs I’m working with a tween girl whose story tugs at my heart, and hits read more…
By Donna Shea Making apologies seems to have been a running theme for me during the beginning of the school read more…
By Donna Shea Sorry seems to be the hardest word this week at my summer program (there is a song read more…
By Donna Shea My young friend Matt is a 12-year-old that I have had in my social group since he read more…
When the Heart Hides By Nadine Briggs She can be really tough, even downright mean at times. She is openly read more…
“I’m sorry! I’m sorry! I’m sorry!” Our hearts go out to the children who have the triple-sorry mantra as their read more…