The years of hard work and dedication have finally come to fruition. Your senior in high school is admitted into college. You take the biggest sigh of relief you have had since he started high school. The rest of the senior year is filled with excited anticipation for your student as well as for yourself. […]
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Tears and Triumphs: Sending Your Teen Off to College
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Parenting Strategies Made Simple
A good portion of what I do in my practice is helping parents with disciplining their children in challenging, yet supportive ways. Navigating this delicate balance is a struggle for all us who are parents and probably one of the most difficult endeavors we encounter in our lifetime. Our children don’t come with a manual; […]
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Ten Life Lessons
The new calendar year is approaching, an ideal time for introspection. I stumbled across a wonderful memorial service given by an alumnus, Peter Gwillim Kreitler, of the Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Connecticut on the occasion of his 50th class reunion. He shared ten life lessons he and his peers had learned while at the […]
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Dr. Susan Rudnicki featured in April’s Atlanta Parent Magazine
Atlanta, GA – April 6, 2011- Dr. Susan Rudnicki is a featured expert in this month’s Atlanta Parent Magazine in an article about child beauty pageants. Below is the text or read the online version here. Pageant Q & A’s Entering young girls in pageants raises a lot of tough questions. Here, Dunwoody-based clinical health […]
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The Beauty of a Woman: Ode to Mothers in the Month of May
This past April, I attended a fitness conference entitled, Midlife Fitness for Women, which was offered by the Aerobics and Fitness Association of America. While at the conference, I came across a beautiful poem:
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