For most of us, the holiday season has been filled with busy-ness. Even fun, happy stress is stressful. Now that the break is over and we're back at work, we feel the need to hit the ground running, solving all the problems, putting out all the fires. In the midst of all that fire-fighting, we can … [Read more...]
Starting 2019 off on the Right Foot with Pivotal Behaviors
It's a brand new year, time to take a deep breath and face a clean slate. All the past charts and behavior strategies that have fallen by the wayside are left behind, and you have the opportunity to begin again, getting 2019 off on the right foot. Where to begin? My advice is to start with … [Read more...]
The Battle of the Holidays – A Short Story About Change
I don't usually write fiction, but I was moved to write this short story for my newsletter, PIPS NEWS, based on the experience of some friends of mine. See what you think about my foray into fiction writing. Dina was confused. This was the fifth Hanukkah since her parents' divorce, and the first … [Read more...]
Student Gifts For Their Parents: Make Someone Happy!
If you work with very young children, you are probably planning to have your students make Christmas or Hanukkah presents for their parents. The younger they are, the less able they are to initiate making or buying gifts themselves, so I'm glad you help them with this holiday tradition. Your help … [Read more...]
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