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Checkout Challenges: With a Healthy Dose of Gaslighting
Would this have been different if I had not been a woman? I can’t help thinking that this was gaslighting behaviour at its best, telling me I was crazy because I voiced my distress and my limitations.
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ADHD Symptoms You Might Not Know About
It’s been another tough week for my neurodivergent kiddo. Well, if I’m being truthful, it’s been a difficult few months capping off a lifetime of difficulties. From her feelings of isolation to medication moodiness, school avoidance, and everything in between, it sometimes feels like she’s always swimming upstream, and I’m powerless to help her.
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The DOs and DON’Ts of Using Social Media to Attract Customers to Your Small Business
You’ve done the research, made a plan, worked yourself to the bone, and your business is finally up and running. Congratulations! It’s time to push your business to the next level with social media. But wait, where do you even begin? Don’t worry; we’re here to help. In this blog, we’ll be discussing the essential…
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Challenges and Rewards of Raising a Neurodivergent Child as a Single Mom
As a single mom to a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and generalized anxiety, I’ve had more than my fair share of struggles. Here are a few examples of the unexpected twists and turns you might encounter on this journey.
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The Importance of “Culture” in Our Youth Sport Organizations
I speak often about how important the “culture” of any organization is, but when it comes down to it, it is a complicated concept that few people understand, and, in my humble opinion even fewer value as an important factor in the success of skating clubs.
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6 Things I Learned from Starting a Podcast
I never thought I would be a retired skating coach. Skating was my passion, my life and my reason for getting up in the morning. Coaching quickly became my new passion after University, and I had always envisioned myself as one of those coaches sitting on a stool teaching from the boards at 90, still…
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