ADHD has a way of making good streaks feel like ticking time bombs. There’s a rush that comes from finally feeling on top of things. But smoldering underneath the momentum is a burning fear: When will I mess up next? Can I really be blamed for living like I’m waiting for the other shoe to […]
When parenting feels like a constant battle, is there another way forward? In this episode, Marina G. shares her powerful shift from stress and control to calm and connection. Listen until the end and discover what happens when, through subtle but meaningful changes, a parent chooses curiosity over command. What To Expect In Our Conversation […]
Having ADD or ADHD is a gift, not a curse. Hear from people all around the globe, from every walk of life, in every profession, from Rock Stars to CEOs, from Teachers to Politicians, who have learned how to unlock the gifts of their ADD and ADHD diagnosis, and use it to their personal and […]
After two years of operating during a public health emergency, skilled nursing leaders are looking to reinvigorate their workforces, facilities and the industry. McKnight’s Long-Term Care News asks: What will it take to advance “Onward and Upward?” Even some of the most progressive long-term care executives have had to put deep, strategic initiatives aside while […]
Sometimes our incredible Guest Experts have SO much to say that we need to change things a bit so that you can take full advantage of their expertise. This is one of those times. We are honored and privileged to have Dr. Jerome Schultz as a Guest Expert, and are thrilled to provide his wisdom […]
Tate Julian, a sixth grade student at Twin Peaks Middle School, recently had lunch with a new friend. He and his friends invited a boy named Cole, who has a helper for his autism, to sit with them. “He’s a nice boy,” Tate said. “Me and my friends plan to do it daily.” This is […]
In 2014, when Georgene Huang was two months pregnant with her second child, something quite unexpected happened: she was fired. Huang had been working as the head of Enterprise Business and Institutional Products at Dow Jones, and when her boss was let go in a management shakeup, she lost her job as well. While pregnancy […]
Everyone has a chance of a job after graduating from high school. For this reason, Kim Mileszko has made it her business to help high school students with special needs to graduate successfully. Mileszko is a job developer for the Lenape Regional High School District in Burlington County, New Jersey, where she works with students […]
1. Which key programs (mentorship, sponsorship or paid leave for example) have you taken into account for the further development of your company? How has this program been particularly helpful for you as a woman? Prudential views talent as a strategic differentiator that enables the company to achieve its purpose. I was attracted to Prudential […]
We have set ourselves ambitious goals for GivingTuesday, but these were driven by a time of great need. With your help, we hoped to provide food and supplies to homeless veterans who sleep outside every night. We have sought your help to protect land from deforestation. We teamed up with Wag! Provide 3 million meals […]
1. Which key program (e.g. mentoring, sponsorship or paid vacation) do you think has helped move your company forward? How has this program been particularly helpful for you as a woman? Accenture offers it all: a strong network of executives who are ready to advise and support through mentoring or sponsorship. The paid vacation was […]
Guest contribution by Emily Ansell Elfer, BA Hons, Dip. Ask any parent about potty training for their child and you will likely hear it was a struggle! Many “small accidents” are experienced and many bed linen and outfit sets go through the washing machine before the “toilet success” is achieved. However, this transition period can […]
