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Our Inner Monsters: A Halloween Insight ?? ?? Halloween—it’s the time of year when we love to dress up as monsters, witches, and ghouls ?? ??But let’s be honest, the real monsters we battle aren’t on Halloween night—they live in our minds. Fear, doubt, insecurity. These are the monsters that hold us back from living the life we truly want. We avoid these inner monsters because they seem too scary, just like we avoid the things that challenge us. But here’s the trick: the more we avoid our fears, the bigger and scarier they become. Yet, if we face them—even take a single step toward them—they begin to lose their power. For example, if you're afraid of failure, break down your goal into smaller steps and tackle the first one. It might still be uncomfortable, but you’ll quickly find that the fear shrinks ???? This Halloween, I challenge you to do something different. Don’t just face external ghosts; face one internal fear ???? Take one action—just one—to confront it head-on. Because when we face our inner monsters, we gain strength, courage, and freedom. And that’s more powerful than any Halloween costume. So tell me which fear you want to tackle?

As we gear up for another spooky season, let us reflect on the valuable life lessons that Halloween brings that go far beyond lit pumpkins & free candy! Here are my Top 5 - 1?? Embrace Your Uniqueness - Celebrate what makes you different 2?? Sometimes, You Have to Put on a Mask - Sometimes you need to don a figurative mask to get through challenges—a moment of bravery can disguise self-doubt! 3?? Face Your Fears - Haunted houses & scary costumes remind us that confronting our fears can be exhilarating. Whether it's a fear of public speaking or trying something new, face it head-on! 4?? Don’t Be Afraid to Let Go - Just as we toss away bad candy, it's essential to let go of toxic relationships & negativity! Make room for sweeter things in Life! 5?? Keep the Spirit Alive - Halloween is all about spirit & fun! Halloween reminds us that life is short - make the most of every celebration, no matter how spooky it gets! Happy last day of October! Happy Halloween - Don your capes, grab your candy & Be Safe tonight! ?????? #HalloweenWisdom #LifeLessons #SpooktacularInsights

???? Halloween is almost here, but if your little monster or superhero has a speech delay or communication difference, you might be wondering how trick-or-treating will go. Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! Here are some ideas to make this spooky night fun and stress-free: ??? Practice saying "Trick-or-treat," even if it's not 100% clear ?? Use another word your child can say to request candy, like "Hi" or "Please" ?? Put a sign on your child’s bucket that says, “Trick or treat! I am learning to speak!” ?? Encourage your child to use a sign like “More,” “Candy,” or “Please.” There are plenty of ways to make this Halloween a success! Check out our Learning Center article for more tips on how to teach your child to trick-or-treat + 6 safety tips for children with speech delays! ???? #HalloweenTips #SpeechTherapy #InclusiveHalloween #SpeechDelaySupport #TrickOrTreat #SpookyAndSafe #SpeechDelay #Halloween #SpookySeason

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Halloween can bring a mix of excitement and emotional challenges, especially when traditions are changing. Whether it's navigating new family dynamics or dealing with loneliness and guilt, it's important to care for yourself. Check out my latest blog post for tips to peacefully navigate Halloween co-parenting challenges. https://lnkd.in/e9kTt2KY

Halloween is the perfect time to tap into your inner child! ?? Did you know that play isn't just for kids? It's a critical part of adult life too! Why play? ? Reduces stress ? Boosts immunity ? Improves memory ? Enhances creativity ? Strengthens relationships So, let's embrace our playful side and make this Halloween a memorable one! Here are some tips to tap into your sense of play: ?? Dress up: Whether it's a full-blown costume or a simple accessory, dressing up can spark creativity and excitement. ?? Decorate: Transform your home into a spooky wonderland. Get creative with decorations, from spooky to silly. ??♂? Plan a fun activity: Organize a Halloween party, go trick-or-treating, carve pumpkins, or watch a scary movie. ??♀? Embrace your inner child: Let go of inhibitions and have fun. Play games, tell spooky stories, or simply enjoy the festivities. ?? Connect with others: Spend time with friends and family, sharing laughter and joy. ?? Mindful play: Practice mindfulness while engaging in playful activities. Focus on the present moment and savour the experience. Want to learn more about the power of play? She Summits offers workshops on tapping into your sense of play for individuals and corporations.

Happy Saturday everyone! Today, I have been reflecting on many things. Then I remembered that Halloween is around the corner...exciting right?!! While I'm not always upto par with the latest trends, costumes, and events, I must admit that I thoroughly enjoy and appreciate many of the ones I happen to come across. As long as you're spooked or are spooky that's all that matters. Oh Trick or Treating of course is another BIG part of it.?? Why I'm I even talking about Halloween? ???? I think it's a good representation of getting out of our comfort zones in a way. Exposing ourselves to scary, uncomfortable things or situations is part of being human and we do it all the time whether we notice it or not. Thanks to Halloween! If you're always wondering how you can get better at being uncomfortable, I have a perfect guideline for you below. I personally drafted it for situations like these. It'll help you get there. As simple as it is, it's helped me navigate and overcome unimaginable life situations and circumstances! Now, how do you usually approach uncomfortable or scary situations?

?? As Halloween approaches, it's the perfect time to engage your kids in some spooky fun conversations that go beyond deciding on costumes and planning trick-or-treating routes. Here's a list of creative conversation starters to help your little goblins open up about all things Halloween. From favorite treats to ghostly tales, these questions will not only spark their imagination but also give you insight into what Halloween means to them. Let the spooky discussions begin!

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For many, Halloween isn’t about treats and sweets – instead it brings feelings of unease, pressure to become involved and a general sense of feeling uncomfortable and/or unsafe. Here are a few tips to help support your child through the day: It’s ok if they don’t want to take part in Halloween activities – the first step is to ask them if they want to take part, and then work out what FUN looks like to them if they do. If they are worried about strangers coming to the door – opt out of trick or treating by closing the curtains and keeping the lights low. Any sweets you want to share can be put in a bowl outside so they can be enjoyed without you being disturbed. Don’t place any expectations on your child to join in with anything they don’t want to – and don’t worry about what anyone else might think about this either!