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Weaving personal development with the parenting journey for more meaning and magic in your family life.
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Being Human Is a State, Not a Skill (opens the original)
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Do you ever hear something, told to you in a seemingly casual way, that completely shifts the way you see everything? This was me on my first day of my Aletheia training. The wonderful founder, Steve March, was on my Zoom screen, introducing us to two concepts he calls “Technological Attunement” and “Poetic Attunement.”He was presenting a distinction between two ways of inhabiting the world as humans.<div class="pre
The 3 types of conversations (opens the original)
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Hello! I wanted to share one of the most helpful frameworks I have learned through my integral coaching training. It is simple, intuitive and easily adopted but also a powerful lens to see our relationships through. The frameworkFirst let me introduce the Framework. This Framework was created by Thirdspace - the coaching program that I was fortunate enough to be trained through. Their view is that all conversation fall into one of these three types of conversations. <div class="prea
It's Not Just About Getting Through It (opens the original)
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Recently, I’ve felt called to pull back the curtain more on what I do as a coach — the frameworks and modalities I work with, and most importantly, how I apply them to my own role as a parent. So that you can too.While a part of me is slightly dubious as to who would be interested in this… I also have a hunch that many of you, like me, are feeling some fatigue around the current parenting advice out there, and are seeking something more meaningful and sustainable.Woven is a r
Summertime challenges all of our screen time boundaries... here's how to rethink them (opens the original)
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A couple of weeks ago I shared a framework that helped you sense into the question, “what is this summer for?” — with the intention of understanding what our relationship to summer is this year.Read that post hereOne aspect of a summertime shift, among many, is the delicate dance of screen time and how we negotiate our boundaries. Before we get into the actual boundaries we might set, I want to introduce a concept that I don’t see many people bringing to the conversation of boundaries.</p
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