Gina A.

Gina A.
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Gina is a licensed clinical social worker and photographer in Fairfield County. Gina is also a single mother by choice (SMBC) and aims to provide support to women who are just beginning their journey to motherhood, however it may look. Gina lives in Fairfield County with her two daughters. In her "free" time, Gina enjoys photography, reading, catching up with friends and spending time out in nature.
Someone in bed trying to turn off Alexa.

Alexa, Turn Off My Feelings

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Sitting with our feelings sounds like a lovely idea, right? Some kind of guru-like experience where you picture yourself calmly sipping a cup of...
A mom comforting her toddler.

Teaching Emotional Intelligence While My Toddlers Scream at Me

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Being a single mom of toddlers and a therapist is a unique exercise in emotional intelligence. No, really—it’s like the universe is testing me...
A woman saying goodbye to her therapist.

A Bittersweet Goodbye: When Therapy Ends

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Ending a therapeutic relationship is like watching your favorite TV show air its finale. You’re deeply invested in the connection, you experience a range...
A birthday cake.

Party Planning and I’ll Cry if I Want To

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Ah, the age-old dilemma: should you throw your child an extravagant birthday party with a cake that’s more glitter than frosting or whisk them...
Kids decorating a Christmas tree.

Anything Your Elf Can Do Ours Can’t Do Better

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It’s that time for every social media family to start posting their Elf on the Shelf photos. Whether it’s a trend or a magical...
A business owner holding an open sign.

Black-Owned Businesses in and Around Fairfield County

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Many black-owned businesses thrive throughout Connecticut. Below is only a sample of what Fairfield County has to offer. Come support these creative and inspiring...
Two women hugging.

When It Feels Like Too Much

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I was going to write this post as a how-to for discussing challenging events with our kiddos (natural disasters, war, media, etc.), but the...
A mom hugging her preschooler before school.

From Grandmother’s House We Grow

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I can’t believe my oldest is going into Pre-K 3. It’s literally like I’ve blinked my eyes, and here we are! Like most parents,...
A boy having a tantrum at dinner.

My Kid Ruined Dinner

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Parenting is hard. There, I said it. My girls are three and almost 18 months old. They’re intelligent, sweet, and always curious. Recently, with...
A woman having a mental health crisis.

Warning Signs of a Potential Mental Health Crisis

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Most of us know the symptoms of many of today’s common illnesses. Flu, COVID, a cold, or allergies — we’re often aware of the...