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Jennifer Kogan, MSW, RSW, LICSW

Compassion Focused Counseling and Consultation in Washington, DC and Ontario, Canada

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Below are some posts I have written for families.

Mother’s Self-Renewal: Tuning into Your Creative Bliss

September 3, 2012 by Jennifer Kogan

Remember You before age 11 or 12? Your child self had all the time in the world to dream and explore interests and hobbies. These days as we mother, it may feel like that high energy and exuberance is on some kind of semi-permanent hiatus. You might be asking yourself, “What happened to the part […]

Filed Under: Couples, Families, Individuals, New Moms, New Parents, Parents Tagged With: creativity, lil omm, Mother's Guide to Self Renewal, self care, time

Mindfulness & Moments of Transitions

July 13, 2012 by Jennifer Kogan

Transitions happen all the time. Schools out. Summer’s here. Vacations, camp, back-to-school, moving, sleep schedules, birthdays, illness. All of these shifts can throw a person off kilter. Trying to get back to center where equanimity reigns can feel like an uphill battle. So many of us instinctively push away our strong feelings because they seem […]

Filed Under: Couples, Families, Individuals, New Dads, New Moms, New Parents, Parents Tagged With: awareness, emotions, feelings, jon kabat-zinn, mindfulnes, tara brach, transitions

Mothers need to Let Go and Embrace The New Perfect

July 6, 2012 by Jennifer Kogan

“I think we need to keep emphasizing that the woman we are all comparing ourselves to — this perfect mom who has mastered the workplace, her marriage, her children, cooking, crafting, and fitness — is a composite. She’s a myth. None of us can excel in every area and maintain sanity. We’re already enough — even if we’re not perfect.” Read more of my interview with Hollee Schwartz Temple author of the book, Good Enough is the New Perfect.

Filed Under: Articles, Families, New Moms, Parents Tagged With: mothers, parenting, perfectionism, self-comapssion, work/life balance

Tired of Time out?

June 29, 2012 by Jennifer Kogan

Time-out is almost universally accepted in our North American culture as a “go to” parenting behavioral technique. However, I often wonder about what message we are sending to our children when we use time-out. What are we teaching them?

Filed Under: Articles, Families, New Parents, Parents Tagged With: behavior, discipline, emotional coach, empathy, feelings, parenting, time out

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