Working—A Musical
Working is based on Studs Terkel’s best-selling book of interviews with American workers. Working paints a vivid portrait of the workers that the world so often takes for granted: the …
The Winslow Boy
What begins as a small incident ultimately grows into a “cause celebre” nearly shaking the foundations of the government in “The Winslow Boy”. The incident is simply that of a …
Managing Holiday Expectations: Tips to Avoid Stress and Focus on Joy this Holiday Season
My late mother was a sentimental soul…and a perfectionist. This combination made holidays like Thanksgiving particularly fraught in my household. In theory, my mom loved all the little traditions like …
Navigating Teen Relationships: 5 Tips from Talk to Me First
I had my first boyfriend in the final days of seventh grade. We’d been flirting for weeks, and his best friend was already “going out with” my best friend, so …
On Teen Dating, Healthy Relationships, and Homecoming Dances
By Samantha Straub, LCPC, Parent Coach and Owner of Teen Savvy I’m walking down the school hallway at the end of lunch period and see a group of boys, mostly …
New Feature: Add it to the Stack! with Melody
Top picks for readers and moms who wanna beBy: Melody Wukitch & Chelsea Harrison Moms- tell me if this sounds familiar? You have a book (or seven) in a stack …
When Time Takes Flight: The Bittersweet Symphony of Parenting
I just thought I had more time… All summer I felt my son pulling away. He worked more and spent more evenings away, keeping himself very busy. I mostly fought the urge …
Making Friends: Goblins, Ogres, Wizards – Oh My!
I recently started a local Tabletop Games club in the Cape St. Claire area. We’ve only met a few times so far, but it has been great! Of course, it …
The Teenage Brain: A Wild Frontier
By Jillian Amodio, LMSW, Mental Health Contributor Teenagers are perhaps some of the most perplexing creatures on the planet. In some ways, they are still children, yet in others, they …