As we round out Choose Love Awareness Month, Scarlett Lewis will be leading a workshop for parents and educators with a look at how we can use positive action to help overcome anxiety. Choose Love Awareness Month Turning Anxiety into Positive Action Workshop February...
Let’s make March the month of making goals and building up the courage to work towards them, little by little each and every day! Download the Choose Love March Calendar.
It is the Choose Love Awareness Month Forgiveness week. Forgiveness can be misunderstood. It is an essential part of healthy relationships and is the key to happiness.
It is the Choose Love Awareness Month Forgiveness week. Forgiveness can be misunderstood. It is an essential part of healthy relationships and is the key to happiness.
Our first week of the Choose Love Awareness Month is all about courage. Having courage means making positive choices, even through they may be difficult.
Scarlett Lewis will be having an Instagram Live event with award-winning actress, philanthropist and more Elisabeth Röhm on Valentine’s Day. Scarlett and Elisabeth, as they discuss what connects us all and brought them together, choosing love. Join in on the conversation and movement to create the world we want to live in and leave as our children’s legacy.
Strategic Planning to Negotiate Change By Heidi Marlinghaus and Jennifer Ozgur We are Gen Xers. We baked in the sun with baby oil, played outside until it got dark, read books in order to get a personal pan pizza, and were obsessed with ET, Pac Man, and the moon...
More love is needed in our lives and in this world. It’s a word we don’t use often enough for ourselves and our children. It is a word that can truly transform a thought, a feeling and an action. I’ve been teaching the evidence-based practices of breath, movement and mindfulness to schools across the country. I created the Mindfulness Extension Program for the Choose Love Movement because I deeply believe in the mission of helping school communities learn to how to nurture, heal and love.
If educators can begin to see things in different ways, then the field becomes more aware, diverse, and gain insight (W. Edward Deming’s “profound knowledge”) to create more possibilities for today’s children and youth.
