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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.

George Harrison and Letting Go

May 29, 2012 by Jennifer Kogan

  There is an incredible new Scorsese documentary about George Harrison called, Living in the Material World out on DVD this month. The film itself is magical and seamless; filled with never before seen footage and interviews. Harrison, who found his way to meditation and touched so many people’s lives with his generosity of spirit said in 1974, […]

Filed Under: Couples, Families, Individuals, New Dads, New Moms, New Parents Tagged With: Dhani Harrison, George Harrison, letting go, Living in the Material World, Meditation, Scorsese

Why It’s Good to Let Boys Cry

May 24, 2012 by Jennifer Kogan

Oftentimes, when I am working with a couple in therapy, men will tell me they, “aren’t good with feelings” or, “they don’t have a lot of feelings.” Read on for are a few ways to prevent our sons from telling this same story one day.

Filed Under: Articles, Families, New Parents, Parents Tagged With: boys, emotions, mental health, parenting, sports

A mind – body toolkit to support kids with their intense feelings

May 14, 2012 by Jennifer Kogan

It can be challenging to support your child sometimes if they are wired to be a little on the anxious or intense side. These periods of overwhelm often strike without warning. Sleepovers, tests, teams, all these can trigger anxiety or upset which can lead to worry, sleep problems, and general stress. As parents, it can […]

Filed Under: Families, Individuals, New Dads, New Moms, New Parents, Parents Tagged With: anxiety, brain, Dr. Seuss, feelings, feelings chart, guided imagery, images, intense feelings, research, stress, Todd Parr

How To Feel Closer To Your Family While Raising a Family

May 10, 2012 by Jennifer Kogan

Ever look at the person you married and ask yourself, “What happened to us? We used to be so close and feel so connected.” Being one half of a couple with kids can feel awfully lonely sometimes. The good news is that you are in good company. Read more about what to do about this common phenomenon.

Filed Under: Articles, Families, New Parents, Parents Tagged With: connection, Couples, Gottman, Harville Hendrix, intimacy, kids, love, Marriage, parents, romance

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