Curiosity is Underrated

As we are catching up with the year 2017, we are binge-watching “Stranger Things.” I’m not usually a sci-fi admirer. But the show captivates me with how middle school and high school students’ curiosity is used to discover issues and…

Welcome 2026

Welcome, 2026! Everyone is shouting about all the newness! So, here’s a new phrase for you to repeat over, and over, and over again: “I’m exactly where I need to be.” Interestingly enough, as you repeat the phrase, celebrating…

Give ‘em a Chance

By Katie Nall, Ph.D. The month of December is marked with an increase in social gatherings – both friends and family. And there may be some friends (or even family) who you knew you didn’t like or others who you felt as if you already…

Give Thanks For Everything

By Katie Nall, Ph.D. November is standardly known for thanksgiving. Each of us can think of something dear to our hearts to thank. What if we were to suggest to thank those people, places, and events that were not dear to our hearts? You…

Listen to the Warning Signs

By Katie Nall, Ph.D. Everywhere we go, we see, “The Holidays are coming, the Holidays are coming!” The warning is louder than Paul Revere’s, “One if by land, two if by sea,” and just as alarming. Regardless if you…

What Me Listen?

By Katie Nall, Ph.D. Manifestation is a popular technique to request different gifts from GUS (God, Universe, Source). The common instruction is to state affirmations aloud as if they are true at the moment. Why doesn’t it always work? Many…

Transitioning Times

By Katie Nall, Ph.D. August is one of four defined ‘transition months’ – the months prior to a new season beginning. If you have someone in your home who is a student, this month you’re preparing for their school. If you have holiday…

The Quiet Strength of Interdependence Celebrated in July

The Quiet Strength of Interdependence Celebrated in July By Katie Nall, Ph.D. Each summer, the Fourth of July offers a vibrant celebration of independence. Fireworks, parades, and family gatherings reminding us of our hard-won freedom.…

Tapping vs. EFT: What’s the Real Difference?

If you’ve read any of my articles, you’ve probably seen me mention something called Tapping or EFT. And if you’ve found yourself thinking, “Wait, what exactly is that?” you’re in good company. Most people have no clue what it means…

May I?

In the last 24 hours, when have you heard that phrase used? Has any family member, friend, or professional asked you a question starting with the word May instead of the word Can? This auxiliary verb, “May,” differs from the seemingly…