Monthly Archives: May 2020

I remember when… It was January, 2006, and Mary Cuneo, Bridget Barber and I began talking about an art show. We have so many talented students and adults. How could we showcase their skills? That conversation became the impetus for … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, I wrote a blog about how the practice of gratitude results in significantly higher levels of happiness and psychological wellbeing than those who do not practice. Consequentially, Ryan and I decided to start a gratitude journal. Throughout the … Continue reading →

Each May, we celebrate Better Speech and Hearing month to raise awareness about communication disorders and the speech-language pathologist’s role in providing treatment. This year’s celebration of Better Speech and Hearing month at the Elizabeth Lee Black School is unprecedented, … Continue reading →

There was a great article in the Wall Street Journal this week on “A Surprising Way to Stay Resilient!” The article discusses the many things we do to strengthen our immune system such as healthy diet and exercise.  Yet, it … Continue reading →

Last week, I wrote about Ryan’s concerns on the continuation of the “shelter in place” and how a firm date for it to end seems to be more a dream than a reality. I talked about his struggles and his … Continue reading →