Lorraine Pursell and Dale Brown from Washington, DC, author of Job Hunting For the So-called Handicapped with Richard Nelson Bolles (What Color Is Your Parachute?), is an insider with LDonline and speaker on this subject. Lorraine gives ed therapy secrets. For free parent support, visit www.LorrainePursell.com.

From Washington, D. C., my good friend Dale Brown enlightens us about how to get our kids moving this summer. Dale served on the President's Committee for Labor and authored  a book with Richard Nelson Bolles called Job Hunting For the So-Called Handicapped. www.Amazon.com  Dale enlightens us about ways to motivate our children to contribute and help out, which is good both for now and for their future.


This is the first of a 2-part series with Ms. Brown. Next week we'll discuss keeping their MINDS constructively active. www.LorrainePursell.com

Wow-  we get to give to our daughters what we wanted and needed as girls and may or may not have gotten. The beauty of parenting is that we get to improve our race. It just gets better and better with each generation.

Rites of passage for our young ladies. Apparently this is very important. My special guest, Bernadine Rosso, Founder of Womanhood Inspirations www.womanhoodinspirations.com, tells us why rites of passage are a vital part of growing up and shares ways we can incorporate this into our family life for the well-being of all.

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