November 14th, 2018
Don’t Leave Empathy Behind Online–And That’s Harder Than You Might Think
When I think back to how naïve I was when I first encountered a portal that would let me communicate […]
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November 13th, 2018
How Can PET Help Parents and Children Cooperate to Solve the “Screen Time” Dilemma?
If you feel your smartphone, tablet, or watch is in danger of becoming an extension of your body, you aren’t […]
October 22nd, 2018
Sears and Google: A Tale of Two Leadership Philosophies
The last dozen or so times I walked through a Sears store, I was taking a shortcut from the least-crowded […]
October 22nd, 2018
How Do Parents Show Acceptance?
It is one thing for a parent to feel acceptance toward a child; it is another thing to make that […]
September 10th, 2018
Skip to the End: Binging, Storytelling, Impatience, and the Surprising Benefit of Basic Listening Skills
A friend and I have been obsessed this summer with Castle Rock, a Hulu miniseries unfolding in real time, slowly, […]
September 10th, 2018
What Are the Roadblocks to Helping Your Child?
By: Dr. Thomas Gordon (excerpted from the P.E.T. Participant Workbook, 2017 edition) Throughout our lives, we have learned a variety […]
August 15th, 2018
Does Your Company Have a Solution$ Graveyard? You Might Need Better Problem-Solving Skills
Talk to just about anybody who’s ever worked in a company larger than a couple dozen people and you’re nearly […]
August 8th, 2018
What are Values and What Do We Do When They Clash?
Okay so first of all, what are values? Let’s define them first. Values Values are things are you see as […]
July 23rd, 2018
An Introduction to Leader Effectiveness Training, a Program for Everyone
The L.E.T. Workshop is based upon the assumption that organizations need a new kind of leadership that puts human values […]
July 9th, 2018
Parent Effectiveness Training – the Grand Surprise
By: Dr. Thomas Gordon (excerpted from the preface from his P.E.T. book) The model that I developed and describe […]