Are you trying to find structure in your home while over-the-road? Hear scenarios and real-life stories from the truck driver’s daughter.
Ever wondered how you can help the planet? How can you learn to appreciate nature? Hear scenarios and real-life stories from the truck driver’s daughter.
John Skipper and his nine-year-old son, Giovanni, aka Ninja, express their creativity in different ways. Their forms of expression have allowed the father-son pair to stay connected, even while John is working over-the-road. We hope you enjoy some of the ways they express themselves creatively—and that it gets your wheels turning on ways to connect with your own family!
American Trucking Association’s Driver of the Year Award recipient Thomas Miller is no stranger to change, whether it’s changes in the industry or back home. The father of two and grandfather to three shares insights on the value of perseverance through his nearly 26 years of service, dedication and determination..
Prime driver of nearly eight years Charles Smith provides insights into what mindfulness looks like for him. A father to six adult children and 11 grandchildren (with a 12th on the way), he has plenty of experience when it comes to taking a step back and analyzing a situation before reacting. Through the ups and downs of life, consider how mindfulness can improve your ability to be patient.
Mental health is a tough topic of discussion in most homes and oftentimes met with negative comments. Those who deal with mental health challenges are often shunned and ostracized. I thought “finance” was a sensitive topic, but discussing mental health is like walking on thin ice!
The role of the therapist often is to listen, reflect, be empathetic, work with the client to achieve a goal, process past events, or just allow him or her to vent their feelings and frustrations.
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