Books… Ashley Judd: “We’re Only as Sick as Our Secrets” 5 Apr 20115 Apr 2011 "I began to understand the dynamics of my past, and how we are only as sick as our secrets, when I was thirty-seven years old and started on a simple…
Books… The Five Freedoms by Virginia Satir 18 Feb 2011 The Five Freedoms By Virginia Satir 1. TO SEE AND HEAR What is here, Instead of what should be, Was, or will be. 2. TO SAY What one feels and…
Books… The Science of Attachment and Bonding 14 Feb 2011 Time Magazine's Maia Szalavitz explores the science of bonding in an interview with Amir Levine and Rachel Heller about their new book, "Attached. The New Science of Adult Attachment and…
Books… Guy Kawasaki’s Lessons for Enchanting Families 5 Feb 20116 Feb 2011 by Seth Eisenberg Are you a baker or an eater? Deciding is one of Guy Kawasaki’s first challenges in “Enchantment – The Art of Changing Hearts, Minds and Actions.” “Eaters…
American Life… Helio Castroneves Makes It Personal 1 Feb 20118 Oct 2012 Helio Castroneves, a household name for racing fans and millions who followed his success on Dancing with the Stars when he and partner Julianne Hough upset Spice Girl Melanie Brown…
American Life… To Bless the Space Between Us 25 Jan 201125 Jan 2011 by Seth Eisenberg One of the most thoughtful gifts I ever received came from dear friends in San Diego after spending a week together serving veterans last summer. Their gift…
American Life… The Unexpected Legacy of an American Tiger Mother 23 Jan 2011 by Seth Eisenberg Amy Chua didn’t write Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother as a guide to parenting. As the author recently explained to TIME’s Belinda Luscombe, the book began…
Books… 1-1-11: You Are Not Here by Mistake 31 Dec 2010 “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?” ~ Martin Luther King, Jr. by Seth Eisenberg As the clock strikes midnight tonight, 1-1-11 invites us…
Books… Maybelle Charley and ‘The Help’ of a Lifetime 23 Nov 2010 by Seth Eisenberg Maybelle Charley would have celebrated her 90th birthday today. She died in 2002, after struggling for many years from complications related to diabetes, including the amputation of…
Books… Political Legacies and the Skills to Succeed 7 Nov 2010 Sons began following their fathers into politics long before the election of George W. Bush. As Rand Paul, Kentucky’s newly elected representative to the U.S. Senate, and son of Texas…
Books… Helpful Advice When Facing a Relationship Saboteur 1 Nov 20102 Nov 2010 by Seth Eisenberg Of the more than 40,000 people who have reached out to PAIRS Foundation this year in search of articles, classes and resources to bolster relationships, some will…
Books… Sisters and Happiness 31 Oct 2010 by Seth Eisenberg “Why Sisterly Chats Make People Happier,” has been the most e-mailed New York Time’s article for nearly a week. That shouldn’t be surprising considering the author’s original…
Books… Thanksgiving Family Survival Guide 2010 29 Oct 201014 Nov 2010 by Seth Eisenberg Introduction Millions of American families will soon celebrate Thanksgiving. Much has changed since 1621 when Pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving at Plymouth Plantation. Even more so since…
Books… Condoleezza Rice’s Journey and Advice for Our Own 17 Oct 2010 by Seth Eisenberg Condoleezza Rice’s Extraordinary, Ordinary People shares the former Secretary of State’s unpredictable journey from a Birmingham, Alabama suburb to the White House where she served in one…
Books… Fatherhood DVDs for Family Entertainment 18 Aug 2010 By Todd McFliker Children need their fathers. Growing up without their dads' positive involvement, love and support can leave a lifetime of scars. This week, we review Hollywood's portrayals of…
Books… Childrens’ Father’s Day Essay Finalists Highlight Vital Roles Dads Play in Lives of Inner City Youth 18 Jun 201018 Jun 2010 Children from Miami-Dade County Elementary Schools were recently invited to write brief essays on “What Father’s Day Means To Me” in a contest sponsored by the nonprofit PAIRS Foundation. Thirteen…
Books… Same name, different lives 30 Apr 2010 By Veronica Nijamkin and Steven Steinberg “The Other Wes Moore - One Name, Two Fates,” is the story of how two kids of similar age, background, and community -- sharing…
