In this week’s TGIF, Kerry revisits the hard, sometimes uncomfortable, often scary - but crucially important topic of social media, technology and children. Explore resources, research and tools for navigating social media and tech with your kiddos.
Read MoreIn this week’s TGIF, Kerry shares TOOLS, GRATITUDE, INNOVATION and FEELS on how we can begin to find the good and comfort amidst global pain.
Read MoreModern mindful parenting is not about being perfect, never yelling, or being with your kids 24/7. Modern mindful parenting is also not about having the perfect kid. In this week’s TGIF, Kerry shares a different acronym: PACS. Presence. Awareness. Calm. Security. And how it applies to mindful parenting.
Read MoreIt feels like the pandemic finally woke the world up to the fact that trauma is not a dirty, shameful kept secret but actually ubiquitous in the human experience.
We’ve all been traumatized. Big events and chronic behaviors inflicted on us cause trauma… but I want to clarify a bit more about how trauma actually gets cemented in our systems and what we can do about it.
Read MoreSwitching things up this week - in this TGIF, Kerry shares her current and favorite fall things, from: books, movies, diffuser oils, music and updates happening with Reset such as our Family Reset program and video series, and the newest Elevated Reset program.
Read MoreIn this week’s TGIF, Kerry shares TOOLS, GRATITUDE, INNOVATION and FEELS around conscious, mindful, intentional leadership: whether you’re a leader at work, in your home or if you’re just leading your pet, you’ll learn something.
Read MoreIn this week’s TGIF newsletter, Kerry discusses how we all have trauma that is valid of exploring and understanding, how we need to eliminate phrases like “man up” and “be a man” and encourage vulnerability, and her most favorite recent book that is changing her viewpoint on all things.
Read MoreThere are supportive ways to speak to a pregnant woman, and then there are unwelcome, unnecessary and seemingly harmless ways that invalidate someone’s individual experience. Read this article, be mindful and check yourself before you unintentionally make someone feel worse than they already may.
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