by Lindsey Jay Walsh | Jan 4, 2018 | Relationships
Honest, well timed apologies are a vital part of emotional health. Both when we give and when we receive them.
by Lindsey Jay Walsh | Nov 1, 2017 | Anxiety, Relationships, Self-care
It happens to people all the time: negative emotions like anxiety or anger build up and we flood. We start crying on the bus or yelling at our children (or yelling at the bus and crying on our children). The rivers of emotion simply overflow the banks of our nervous...
by Lindsey Jay Walsh | Oct 6, 2017 | Parenting, Relationships, Uncategorised, Values
Dads: What matters the most to you when you watch your child play sports? Their personal development? How well they play with others? How badly they beat the other players or how good they make you look? In short: are you a “hockey DAD” or a “HOCKEY...
by Lindsey Jay Walsh | Sep 8, 2017 | Mindfulness, Relationships
Attentive Self-Restraint allows us to hear the needs of our loved ones. It is the medium on which the message is shared. It is the ear that hears. It is the tree offering shade. Attentive Self-Restraint is the arms ready to hug as well as the shoulder ready to be cried on.
by Lindsey Jay Walsh | Aug 25, 2017 | Relationships, Uncategorised
“Being in a loving relationship augments our caring and compassion for others, in our family and in our community” – Dr. Sue Johnson, Hold Me Tight, p. 259 This has got me thinking about my great grandparents on my mom’s dad’s side....
by Lindsey Jay Walsh | Aug 15, 2017 | Parenting, Relationships, Resilience, Values, Youth
What helps kids grow to be Emotionally Intelligent young adults? How can we help the Ron Weasley’s of the world become emotional-intelligence superstars like Hermione Granger?