Jen Woolard
@jlwoolard.bsky.social
Community psychologist, vice-dean at Georgetown U. College of Arts & Sciences; psychology, law, & public policy Re justice for kids and families.
Reposted by Jen Woolard
And we each must have something that keeps us fueled through this— something that nourishes the deep parts of us.
Could be meditation or prayer. Could be making art or cooking, long walks in trees— hell, parenting will do it if you show up with the right lens.
Concrete ideas & suggestions here:
Could be meditation or prayer. Could be making art or cooking, long walks in trees— hell, parenting will do it if you show up with the right lens.
Concrete ideas & suggestions here:
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And we each must have something that keeps us fueled through this— something that nourishes the deep parts of us.
Could be meditation or prayer. Could be making art or cooking, long walks in trees— hell, parenting will do it if you show up with the right lens.
Concrete ideas & suggestions here:
Could be meditation or prayer. Could be making art or cooking, long walks in trees— hell, parenting will do it if you show up with the right lens.
Concrete ideas & suggestions here: