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Tag Archives: communication

What the World Needs Now is Less Drama

Posted on February 15, 2021 by Dr. James Schroeder — 2 Comments ↓

“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”  – Leo Tolstoy As the United States transitions to new leadership midst the rising challenge of the Continue Reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged communication, conflict, division, drama, emotion, feeling, Merton, politics, relationships, social media | 2 Comments ↓

The Lexical Mistake of Social Distancing

Posted on October 14, 2020 by Dr. James Schroeder — 1 Comment ↓

Some weeks back, my wife and I met up with another married couple for an outdoor, evening dinner at a restaurant set in the middle of rural farmland.  As the Continue Reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged communication, coronavirus, COVID-19, mental health, pandemic, priming, social distancing | 1 Comment ↓

For Better, Or For the Better

Posted on September 15, 2020 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

For Better, or for the Better Matthew Battiato stood pensively in front of the large congregation at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.  As the familiar song started playing and the people Continue Reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged change, communication, faith, family, growth, marriage, relationships, spirituality | Leave a reply

Connection is Not the Ultimate Goal; Social-Emotional Health Is

Posted on October 15, 2019 by Dr. James Schroeder — 1 Comment ↓

Recently one of our friends attended a presentation on the topic of youth and technology.  Among many points, the presenter indicated that given most teens have phones (and this isn’t Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting, Technology | Tagged communication, emotional, Health, interaction, smartphones, social, social networking, technology | 1 Comment ↓

Loss (of Control)

Posted on July 14, 2019 by Dr. James Schroeder — 1 Comment ↓

It is one of the most core human fears, and if we are honest, every single one of us has worried about it at many different points in our lives.  Continue Reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged communication, control, family, loss, relationships | 1 Comment ↓

In Lowering Our Expectations of Others a New Hope May Emerge

Posted on April 12, 2019 by Dr. James Schroeder — 3 Comments ↓

Unless you have been living the life of a hermit, people have disappointed you. It’s one of the biggest challenges of relationships. Even those we love don’t consistently live up Continue Reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged communication, conversations, expectations, Frankl, nature, relationships | 3 Comments ↓

You Just Never Know

Posted on October 9, 2018 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

The year was 1996.  Rusty Schimmel had just started his senior year of high school.  He had been working at Easterseals Rehabilitation Center pool for about a month, giving swimming Continue Reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged career, communication, Easterseals, mentor, relationship | Leave a reply

Do As I Say, Not As I Have Done

Posted on May 23, 2018 by Dr. James Schroeder — 1 Comment ↓

A little ways back, I was sitting in a session of LoveEd, a Catholic-based program designed to teach sexuality.  My wife had spearheaded a push to bring it to families Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting | Tagged communication, development, parenting, sexuality | 1 Comment ↓

Meeting Poverty in Person

Posted on January 5, 2018 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

On November 29, 2016, Catholic Charities hosted a poverty summit in Evansville.  Business and community leaders from the city and surrounding areas were invited to discuss ways in which we Continue Reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged brain, communication, language, mental health, neurology, poverty, SES | Leave a reply

Valor

Posted on January 5, 2018 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

For over 9 years, I have run social skills groups for kids and adolescents.  Some have been diagnosed on the autism spectrum, but others have social challenges that come from Continue Reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged communication, patriotism, relationships, social skills | Leave a reply

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