In the Face of Adversity

Changing prejudice in a hot political climate can be done.

How to mend the divided house that is these United States.

Do we have the right to endanger others by not wearing a mask and practicing social distancing? I think not.

Friends

Pandemic Fatigue

Ron Breazeale Ph.D. on November 24, 2020

Wear of mask. Social distance. Why it is vital that we don't give in.

Wear of mask. Social distance. Why it is vital that we don't give in.

What steps are you taking to remain and stay healthy in this COVID-19 era? Here are a few suggestions.

Uncertainty will be with us well into 2021. Take resilient action now. Here's how.

Before you vote, take the opportunity to take a hard look at yourself and the people you will be voting for.

We're all feeling somewhat unsettled and angry with all we've been dealing with this year. Here are some ways to deal with the feelings you're carrying around.

The election is here. Do your values, beliefs, and behavior align with your candidate? Here are some points to consider.

Where do you get good information? Well, it varies.

What is driving business during this pandemic? Greed may be one factor.

Resilience requires taking action. Are you ready and willing to step up?

How can you get through the demands of the "new normal"? Flexible thinking is key.

Thinking about buying a treadmill for the basement party room? Now may be the right time.

Can developing resilience guide us through these troubling times?

Attention

Wake Up and Pay Attention

Ron Breazeale Ph.D. on June 24, 2020

It's time to speak up and have our voices heard, loud and clear.

It's time to speak up and have our voices heard, loud and clear.

Community and problem-solving policing is a different approach, one that steps away from the warrior mentality.

Is the COVID-19 pandemic shifting how we look at the way we live our lives?

To lose weight, self-efficacy is key.

Weight control involves changing old habits. So how do we do that when we know old habits die hard?