by K. Price | Mar 19, 2016 | Think Better
Our campaign psychiatrist, Dr. Nzinga Harrison has expressed that if you have a brain, you will feel sad, scared, happy, angry, excited, overwhelmed and a number of other emotions at some point in your life. This doesn’t go away once you become a parent either....
by K. Price | Feb 21, 2016 | Think Better
Our campaign psychiatrist discussed the topic of suicide in last week’s live #AskAPsychiatirst Periscope session. I love her approach to healing the mind. She does a great job at explaining what’s going on in the brain, how to work toward getting back to feeling like...
by K. Price | Jan 22, 2016 | Think Better
In my first article about overly critical parents I talked about the consequences and long-term effects of being an overly critical parent or a child of an overly critical parent. In this article I will discuss how to avoid being a critical parent. Most of the time, I...
by K. Price | Jan 3, 2016 | Think Better
This is my first post of 2016 and I can’t think of a better way to kick off the new year than to talk about what many women love, but fear simultaneously – motherhood. For many, motherhood is a joyous occasion; an opportunity to create a tiny human being,...
by K. Price | Dec 20, 2015 | Think Better
Many of us have grown up with an overly critical parent; constantly wondering if anything will please her or why it always has to be “her way or the highway.” Children of overly critical parents feel as if that parent can never be satisfied, no matter what...
by K. Price | Oct 20, 2015 | Think Better
Have you ever heard the phrase, “know your craft?” It’s a phrase that many artists, whether they are singers, actors, photographers, or dancers, use when expressing how important it is to learn everything about that particular profession. The...
