Webinar: Master your anxious thoughts

I’m so happy to announce that next Monday, November 2, at 1 pm ET, I’m going live with a brand new webinar to help you master your anxious thoughts. I’ll also talk a little on how to apply the same techniques with your kids. Right after the webinar, you’ll have the chance to get myContinue reading “Webinar: Master your anxious thoughts”

Drop everything and go play, mom!

Play is essential for kids growing up to learn skills and socialize. Another important aspect of play is that it helps us learn to cope in different situations and teaches us to laugh about ourselves. How come as we grow older we forget to play? Or maybe we stop playing, thinking that it’s too sillyContinue reading “Drop everything and go play, mom!”

How to avoid making the same mistakes

This is a question that I always keep in mind since my divorce. My experience was that when I got separated I realized I had changed so much without even seeing it. Little by little as things happened -I enrolled for graduate school, had two beautiful babies, moved far from the city, started teaching andContinue reading “How to avoid making the same mistakes”

What not to say to an anxious kid

One of the things you can’t say to a kid (or anyone, really) having anxiety is: everything will be all right! That’s exactly what they don’t need to hear, or even worse try to find a way to fix it. At the time the person is feeling anxious, they can’t really calm down at will orContinue reading “What not to say to an anxious kid”

Create space for your kid’s feelings

Kids grow in spurts, I think all parents have noticed this. But do you know that they also make leaps emotionally as they grow up? Imagine the confusion they feel when they hit preteen years and later become teenagers. I know, we’ve all been there but it doesn’t mean we are experts, especially with others.Continue reading “Create space for your kid’s feelings”

Here for you: The HOM Movement

Yesterday I volunteered to be part of a group of coaches offering a free session to help out in these stressful times that we are going through, as a way to give back. The group is called HOM Movement (@happy.on.mondays, http://www.happyonmondays.com/hom) and we want to support people today. This will be a 60 min coachingContinue reading “Here for you: The HOM Movement”

Why I became a coach

Today I want to share why I became a coach. We all do things based on our own experience, right? Becoming a coach for me is directly connected to a moment in my life when I needed help. Right after my ex husband broke the news to me that our marriage was over, I reachedContinue reading “Why I became a coach”