These blogs are to help people, young and old, to overcome their adversity through resiliency! My goal is to empower, educate, uplift, encourage and guide others through their losses and challenges by role modeling the skills necessary to overcome, rebound and rebuild.
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Writing and other ways into the heart...for kids and sometimes adults too.: Interview with Author Kasey Kellem.
Writing and other ways into the heart...for kids and sometimes adults too.: Interview with Author Kasey Kellem.: Welcome Kasey Kellem to the blog today.She is an award winning children's author with a mission to help children gain the skills neede...
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
The World of Ink Network: Guest Post: Reaching Your Readership and Including...
The World of Ink Network: Guest Post: Reaching Your Readership and Including...: Without even knowing it, I became a businesswoman upon writing my Mind Over Matter Books for children. I guess I never thought the whole p...
Monday, February 20, 2012
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Utah Children's Writers: Knowing Your Readership with Author Kasey Crawford...
Utah Children's Writers: Knowing Your Readership with Author Kasey Crawford...: I'm lucky to work with a lot of authors between Stories for Children Publishing, its many divisions and the World of Ink Network. Every time...
Friday, February 17, 2012
The Writing Mama: Interview Friday with author Kasey Crawford Kellem...
The Writing Mama: Interview Friday with author Kasey Crawford Kellem...: Kasey Crawford Kellem, a School Counselor and former Special Education Teacher, has devoted her life to helping children facing adversity ...
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Love Your Family
Blood is thicker than water. If I had a dollar for every time I heard
that statement from my mother, well, I probably would have spent it. My mother
came from a small Italian family and they were the only ones in America,
as the rest were in Italy. Her parents died when she was a young adult
but she was very close to her brother and his family. She ingrained in
us from the get-go that no matter what, family is always more important
than friends. You can’t pick your family and you can’t oust them out
of your lives when you disagree with something they have done or said.
It is because of my mother that my sisters and I are so close despite
infrequent differences and occasional poor choices. (guilty).
We had a very nice upbringing but somehow, I can at least speak for
myself, put a lot of “fun” into some dysfunctional adult choices. No
matter how crazy one of us got, the others were always able to pull us
all back in again to regroup. Ultimately, no matter what happens, we are
always able to find humor in it, as well. I can’t imagine my life
without my sisters and father. Our love is unconditional and I feel it
gets stronger over the years due to our ability to sift through various
elements of our lives.
It is important to instill in our children early on that their family
is important and they should love each member even when they may make
some mistakes along the way. Parents should role model this
unconditional love even when they are having problems with each other.
Harsh words towards or about a spouse or other family member in front of
children is unnecessary and often harmful to the children.
that statement from my mother, well, I probably would have spent it. My mother
came from a small Italian family and they were the only ones in America,
as the rest were in Italy. Her parents died when she was a young adult
but she was very close to her brother and his family. She ingrained in
us from the get-go that no matter what, family is always more important
than friends. You can’t pick your family and you can’t oust them out
of your lives when you disagree with something they have done or said.
It is because of my mother that my sisters and I are so close despite
infrequent differences and occasional poor choices. (guilty).
We had a very nice upbringing but somehow, I can at least speak for
myself, put a lot of “fun” into some dysfunctional adult choices. No
matter how crazy one of us got, the others were always able to pull us
all back in again to regroup. Ultimately, no matter what happens, we are
always able to find humor in it, as well. I can’t imagine my life
without my sisters and father. Our love is unconditional and I feel it
gets stronger over the years due to our ability to sift through various
elements of our lives.
It is important to instill in our children early on that their family
is important and they should love each member even when they may make
some mistakes along the way. Parents should role model this
unconditional love even when they are having problems with each other.
Harsh words towards or about a spouse or other family member in front of
children is unnecessary and often harmful to the children.
Monday, February 13, 2012
The Maggie Project: Mind Over Matter Books
The Maggie Project: Mind Over Matter Books: Mind Over Matter (M.O.M.) Books are geared towards preschoolers to help them learn how to be resilient. Life comes at us fast and children h...
Friday, February 10, 2012
SFC Blog: Families Matter: Book Review: Believe by Children's Author Kasey Ke...
SFC Blog: Families Matter: Book Review: Believe by Children's Author Kasey Ke...: Title of Book: Believe Publisher: Halo Publishing, Int. ISBN Number(s): 9781612440392 Genre of Book(s): Childrens Publication Dat...
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Writing and other ways into the heart...for kids and sometimes adults too.: Interview with Children's Author, Kasey Kellem
Writing and other ways into the heart...for kids and sometimes adults too.: Interview with Children's Author, Kasey Kellem: Please welcome Kasey Kellem to the blog today. She is the author of Believe. 1. Could you tell us a little about yourself? Presently,...
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
The Writing Mama: Guest Post on the Inspiration Behind Writing "Beli...
The Writing Mama: Guest Post on the Inspiration Behind Writing "Beli...: The inspiration behind writing Believe and info on the other Mind Over Matter (M.O.M) Books by Kasey Crawford Kellem RESILIENCY: Since I b...
Monday, February 6, 2012
Writers and Authors: Guest post: The writing process
Writers and Authors: Guest post: The writing process: My Mind Over Matter children’s books are an extension of me. More specifically, they are an extension of my counseling and educating chi...
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Mind Over Matter: The World of Ink Network: WOI Spotlight: Kasey Cra...
Mind Over Matter: The World of Ink Network: WOI Spotlight: Kasey Cra...: The World of Ink Network: WOI Spotlight: Kasey Crawford Kellem, Author of M.... : BELIEVE is the first of five books emphasizing the impo...
Friday, February 3, 2012
SFC Blog: Families Matter: Interview: Children's Author Kasey Kellem
SFC Blog: Families Matter: Interview: Children's Author Kasey Kellem: February is bringing many new and exciting posts and today is another great interview with children's author, Kasey Kellem. Welcome Kasey. ...
SFC Blog: Families Matter: Reading Tips for Parents of Babies | Reading Topic...
SFC Blog: Families Matter: Reading Tips for Parents of Babies | Reading Topic...: It's never too early to read to your baby. As soon as your baby is born, he or she starts learning. Just by talking to, playing with, and c...
Thursday, February 2, 2012
The World of Ink Network: WOI Spotlight: Kasey Crawford Kellem, Author of M....
The World of Ink Network: WOI Spotlight: Kasey Crawford Kellem, Author of M....: BELIEVE is the first of five books emphasizing the important factors for resiliency. In this book, children will learn to BELIEVE in t...
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