Many people feel like something is missing but don’t know why. We are all made up of mind, body, and spirit, but most of us are unaware of the spirit part of our nature, which is typically responsible for this feeling of being disconnected. Read on to find ways to cultivate and strengthen this spirit and build your sense of well-being.
ElaineTaylor-Klaus, co-founder of ImpactParents.com and author of The Essential Guide to Raising Complex Kids With ADHD, Anxiety, and More, came to Rumson, NJ for the WEforum’s Spring Community Conversation. She provided several points and advice for parents to improve their relationship with their children.
Last month, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported that a staggering 1 in 36 people has autism, an incredible increase in the prevalence of autism over the last two decades. With each new case that is reported, there is a growing need for resources to support people on the spectrum, yet these resources barely scratch the surface of what is really required.
Join WEforum in a community conversation with Elaine Taylor-Klaus, MCC, CPCC, the founder of ImpactParents.com, a virtual company providing resources to parents in more than 100 countries on six continents, and author of several books including The Essential Guide to Raising Complex Kids With ADHD, Anxiety, and More. This free event will be held Monday April 3rd at Forrestdale Middle School in the Multi-Purpose Auditorium, 60 Forrest Avenue, Rumson, NJ.
FREE upcoming programs from this month’s Community Health calendar in Eatontown and Lakewood.
We are shining the spotlight on Elaine Taylor-Klaus, MCC, CPCC, the Chief Executive Officer of ImpactParents.com, and a highly credentialed certified professional coach. We are pleased to announce she is scheduled to speak at our upcoming Spring Community Conversation Event.
Have you ever shared something upsetting or traumatizing with someone close to you, and they respond, "Well, look at the bright side…" Learn how to empathize with not only those around you, but yourself, in the face of negativity.
GIVING FEELS SO GOOD. Ever wonder why? As a student of Kabbalah I’ve come to understand that this feeling is really an awakening, a revealment of something we call Light. That Light exists within each and every one of us. When we give, or as Kabbalaists refer more to the word share, we activate our soul’s purpose - to be more in alignment with the Light. Allow me to share more.
Hope is one of those things that is hard to put into words. We know staying “hopeful” in tough times is essential, but how? And how do we remain grateful during the process?
Headstands for Hunger is a large yoga-based community event that has been historically hosted at convention hall in Asbury Park. This year it has found a new home at Bell Works in Holmdel.
A smile. A wave. An unsolicited favor. A short text message to ask “How are you? Do you need anything?” A care package at the front door. Individually each of these may seem small, even trivial. But to a person in need, they could be the difference between hope and despair, inspiration and desperation, even life and death.
On October 4th at 7:00pm at the Robert J. Collins Arena at Brookdale Community College, Laura Stack will once again visit for a second WEforum Community Conversation, in partnership with the Tigger Stavola Foundation.