Finding Hope & Staying Sane During the Pandemic [Part 1]
Psychotherapist Karen Gould, LMFT, explains why we’re feeling so anxious during the pandemic and provides some tools for reducing our anxiety.
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You Can Choose Your Thoughts
During these challenging and uncertain times, it’s empowering to remember that we have control over our thoughts.
Read More »Visit With Your Grandchild … Virtually
Many parents of young children working from home have turned to screens to distract the children while they accomplish their work tasks. We grandmas can have virtual playdates to give our grandchildren some extra attention.
Read More »Grandmas Are Coping Creatively During the Coronavirus
If you’re missing your grandchildren during the Coronavirus, here are some truly creative ways to have fun and stay connected with them.
Read More »Grandmas Connect on Zoom
Because of the new requirements to stay home, I decided to host a GaGa Sisterhood meeting on Zoom so we could “get together” and just talk about how this new reality is affecting us.
Read More »Lessons Learned from Parenting Adult Children
By sharing our stories at our GaGa Sisterhood meeting, we learned some valuable strategies for parenting our adult children who are now parents themselves.
Read More »When Family Members Disagree About Religion or Politics
As our country becomes more polarized and volatile, families are having painful disagreements about politics or religion. Learn three ways to rebuild peace and family closeness in 2020.
Read More »Mothers and Daughters
Want Mutual Respect
The mother-daughter relationship can be challenging. But if you communicate with mutual respect and honesty, you’ll keep an overall healthy and loving relationship.
Read More »Grandparents Need to Respect the Parents’ Boundaries
We can all learn from creating boundaries that allow us to clarify our needs, wants and comfort levels to help foster healthy relationships between parents and grandparents.
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