Quarantine Fatigue
ARE YOU TIRED OF BEING ISOLATED AND CONFUSED? We all know the facts about the coronavirus pandemic thus far. It’s a new virus, reportedly transmitted
Finding Calming Words In Difficult Times
The famous saying, “May you live in interesting times,” is perhaps not something we would feel as comfortable sharing now that we know it can
Keeping Your Kids Cool As The Mercury Rises
The summers here are, but of course, this summer is anything but normal. Thankfully, most people spend their time in other parts of the country
Untested Waters: College Students, Final Exams, and Quarantine
For most parents, our hopes and dreams for the future are bundled up in our children. And no moment ever distills those hopes and dreams
Ask Lisa: May
Dear Dr. Lisa, Enough is enough. I feel like every news source I go to is talking about things getting better and then a story
7 Ways To Improve Mental Health For Your Kids
It might seem downright silly to have a National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day given that we all know as parents that our children’s mental
World Password Day: You Auto-Complete Me
Passwords have been around in one form another for as long as humans have walked the earth. In ancient times, Roman soldiers would use a
5 Steps to Remember About Mental Health During COVID-19
5 Steps to Remember About Mental Health During COVID-19 It goes without saying that these past several weeks have been confusing, stressful, and trying.
Ask Lisa- April!
Dear Dr. Lisa, Like almost every parent in the US, I have been facilitating my kid’s homeschooling during the pandemic. Things are going pretty well,
Ask Lisa- March
Dear Dr. Lisa, I feel like my news notifications are constantly bombarding me with upsetting and divisive political campaigns all day, every day taking a
Happy, Not App-y Valentine’s Day!
Happy Valentine’s Day (almost)! No matter how you plan on celebrating, or not celebrating at all, there is no doubt that Valentine’s Day brings a
Disconnect to Destress
It is hard to believe that we are already into the second month of 2020. This time, as with any election year, the political and
