The death of United States Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia this past Saturday has rocked the political world. For years, the highest court in the land – which frequently takes on cases involving hot button political issues such as Second Amendment rights, abortion, affirmative action and same-sex marriage, to name a few – has been […]
When Do You Seek the Help of a Mental Health Professional for Your Child?
How do you know when it’s time to get help for your child? It’s a tough call for any parent. Parents and school staff are usually the first to recognize that their child has a problem with emotions or behavior. Still, the decision to seek professional help can be challenging for all involved. While there […]
Have You Made New Year’s Resolutions for Your Business?
The start of a New Year means the annual ritual of making New Year’s resolutions. Aside from personal resolutions, have you considered any resolutions for your business? If not, here are three that you should consider: Have Your Corporate Documents Reviewed and Updated as Needed: Your corporate documents are not meant to be signed up […]
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Jeffrey O'Brien has become a go-to-guy for Vikings legends. In the aftermath of another heartbreak, he shares some fun stories about Team Purple.
I’m fond of saying that it’s hard to call what I do work. Not only do I have the distinct privilege of representing some of Minnesota’s finest breweries and distilleries, but over the past several years I have established in niche in representing a handful of retired Minnesota Vikings legends. In honor of last weekend’s playoff […]
Help Make Happier Holidays for Children of Divorce
Handling the holidays can be challenging for children of divorce. Where there used to be one main family gathering for the child, there are now two or more. Imagine the stress a child feels having to juggle multiple family events that have different people, locations, rules and expectations. To help reduce the strain on the […]
Girl Scout Caroling for Seniors
During the evening on December 10th, about 30 Girl Scouts got together to sing holiday carols for the local seniors at the St. Michael Legacy. After the singing the seniors and the Girl Scouts enjoyed cookies and juice as well as making a craft together. The Girl Scout HAT program (Hands Across Time program) creates […]
Girl Scout Children’s Holiday Shopping Mall 2015
On December 5th at STMA Middle School West, 159 Girl Scouts participated in a community event that allowed children old enough to walk through 5th grade to come and buy gifts for family and friends, with none of the products for sale costing more than $5. This event gives the children in the community the […]
Talking With Your Kids About Tragedy
With the horrific news coming out of San Bernadino, California, we often get questions at our clinic from parents about whether they should talk with their children about tragedies like this. Here are some recommendations and suggestions from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network on what you can do as a parent: Start the conversation. […]
Survive & Thrive During the Holidays
The holidays are quickly approaching, and stress levels are getting higher as parents begin buying gifts, families are getting ready to host parties, and travel plans are being made to spend time with relatives. I talked to Laura Meemken, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at Solutions Counseling, about the differences between stress and anxiety and how to […]
Build communication and leadership skills with a like-minded team!
Toastmasters International is a world leader in communication and leadership development. Our membership is more than 332,000 members. Members improve their speaking and leadership skills by attending one of the 15,400 clubs in 135 countries that make up our global network of meeting locations. -Reasoning with a teenager -Approaching a small gathering at a networking event […]
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