What Can You Do after the Holiday with New Year's Resolutions?

Written by Psychotherapist Meg Josephson, L.C.S.W.

Anyone who has a TV, social media or a set of eyes can attest to the overwhelming messaging to make and stick with New Years resolutions so that you too can kick off the year as a better, thinner, more enlightened version of yourself.   


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Navigating Loneliness & Life Stage Transitions at the Holidays

Written by Dr. Danielle Delaney, Th. D.

Many call it “The most wonderful time of the year” and sometimes, it can be. But to be fair, for a large amount of people, the holidays bring a deep feeling of loss, longing, emptiness and pain. The reason? Well, society has basically banged us over the head ...


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Joint Custody & Avoiding Thanksgiving Brought Us Together

Written by it’s over easy Founder & CEO, Family Law Attorney Laura Wasser

Thanksgiving was never my favorite holiday -­‐ even before my parents got divorced. I don’t really like the food. The colors are – blah. And because all of our family lived within a 10-mile radius of our house, getting toget...


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Holiday Feature | "OM" For The Holidays

Written By Featured Guest Blogger (and our friend) Elizabeth Winkler, MA LMFT

The holidays can be very stressful.  From endless expectations to the pressure to buy presents, one can easily be overwhelmed. Add separation and divorce to this busy time of year and you have even more shuffling and stres...


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Holiday Feature | A Very Nesting Christmas

Written by Featured Guest Blogger (and our friend) Beth Behrendt frequent contributor to The New York Times, mom, researcher and dynamic story teller.

Like many families across the country, we’re getting ready for Christmas at our house.


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