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Category Archives: mindfulness

The Real Lesson in the Tantrum

Mindful parenting through children’s big emotional outbursts.

Posted byEmily Rittenberg, Mental Health CounselorNovember 1, 2017November 2, 2017Posted inAnger, Behavioral Development, Boundaries, Discipline, early childhood, Emotional Development, mindfulness, Parenting Tools, UncategorizedTags:conscious parenting, mindful parenting, tantrumsLeave a comment on The Real Lesson in the Tantrum

Reflections on Silence

Reflections after a 5 day retreat away from the family–including 2 days of SILENCE.

Posted byEmily Rittenberg, Mental Health CounselorAugust 1, 2017August 1, 2017Posted inAnxiety, Ego, mindfulness, Recommended books for Parents, UncategorizedLeave a comment on Reflections on Silence

Two Days of Silence, Two Months of Silence

Leaving the family for 5 days next week and going on a mindfulness retreat with two days of SILENCE. Am I nuts?

Posted byEmily Rittenberg, Mental Health CounselorJuly 20, 2017Posted inmindfulness, Self care, UncategorizedLeave a comment on Two Days of Silence, Two Months of Silence

10 Thoughts on Bringing Mindfulness Into Your Home

Sharing mindfulness with your children and watch the ripple effects in both of your lives.

Posted byEmily Rittenberg, Mental Health CounselorMay 15, 2017Posted inAdolescence, Anger, Anxiety, Behavioral Development, Cognitive Development, Emotional Development, mindfulness, parenting style, Parenting Tools, UncategorizedLeave a comment on 10 Thoughts on Bringing Mindfulness Into Your Home

How Automatic Thoughts Almost Ruined the Day

By noticing negative automatic thoughts one parent was able to change the outcome of a family day on the slopes.

Posted byEmily Rittenberg, Mental Health CounselorMarch 21, 2017Posted inConnection/Fun, mindfulness, parenting style, UncategorizedLeave a comment on How Automatic Thoughts Almost Ruined the Day

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