If You’re an Adult Who Has Trouble Reading, You Aren’t Weird!
Almost weekly, I hear stories from people who know an adult—often a family member—who has trouble reading or cannot read at all. Sometimes the person who’s talking with me speaks … Continue reading
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When a Carpenter Loves a Cloud: Concrete and Abstract Brains in Love
If you were a carpenter and I were a cloud, what would our chances of true love be? If this carpenter is a concrete person who likes to deal in solid … Continue reading
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Concrete Brains: Why Can’t You Understand How I Feel?
How can you live with someone — maybe for years — and still not “get” each other — especially when you’re dealing with feelings? Many of us thought we simply … Continue reading
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Giving Gifts of Value
When we read about people trampled during special store sales, firefighters’ lives lost because the concern for property was so high, or children encouraged to risk brain damage pursuing an … Continue reading
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About Raising Children – Keeping Praise Real
I was asked recently about the “Me” generation and how parents might help their children to be less self-centered. Working in post-secondary education for the past thirteen years, I’ve heard … Continue reading
