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self-esteem

Self-Compassion vs. Self-Esteem…What is the difference?

What is Self-Esteem? According to researcher, Dr. Kristin Neff, self-esteem is self-judgment which involves comparing oneself to others and viewing oneself as special and above

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male and female brain differences

Are There Really Biological Male and Female Brain Differences?

Trucks vs. Dolls…What Are the Male and Female Brain Differences? The nature vs. nurture debate has been going for a long time, but with more

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highly effective families

The 7 Keys to a Highly Functioning Family

How Can We Nurture Our Families to be Highly Effective? In Stephen Covey’s book, The 7 Habits to Highly Effective Families, he outlines 7 very

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fault vs. responsibility

1+1=3 or more …if Parents Have Synergy…How to Foster Synergy in a Spousal Relationship?

Remember the quote: “The greatest thing you can do for your children is love your spouse.” from Stephen Covey’s Habit #3: Put First Things First?

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I just wanted to let you know that your “Brain Science” course has made a beautiful difference in our daughter’s life. She developed an intense fear of the ocean this spring and summer as COVID changed our lives. That fear was very limiting as we live so close to the water. We spent much of the summer doing the same trail walk she was comfortable with in the woods, instead of enjoying local beaches and enjoying the beautiful sea wall near our home. Last weekend, before we headed out the door for that old familiar hike, she said she wanted to walk by the ocean instead. We have so missed doing this walk as a family, but she used to shake and sob if we tried to force it. This past weekend, she was so confident and proud of herself as she walked. You have given her the concept that her feras may not be the truth and she can choose to send them away.

- Laura

Just wanted to tell you that this morning’s workshop was great! You explained everything really well and I liked how you used different ways to illustrate your points (real life situations, your son’s Halloween story). I was most impressed with how you obviously know your material and stayed focused because there are so many ways one could go off on a tangent! So thanks for the very informative workshop! I plan to attend the next one.

- Brenda R

Alcuin College approached Sharon Selby to present on the topic of building resilience in our children. We wanted to have our parents better understand how to support their children as they transition into independent learners. Sharon has a wealth of knowledge that she translates into practical techniques parents can depend on to help their children through the inherent challenges of childhood. She shares how to create an environment that facilitates connection between you and your child along with opportunities to build the skills necessary to independently regulate emotions and problem solve. I would highly recommend Sharon Selby for any organization hoping to build a better understanding in the areas of self-regulation, resilience, and child anxiety. Her presentation is an informative, concrete hour that will impact how you view the realities of childhood today and the tools that you can use to reduce their negative impact.

- Darcey Riley, Former Principal of Alcuin College Junior School

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