Finding Balance

By AnnMarie Lehrer, APC | August 11, 2020

Around the age of 12, I lifted my hands from the handlebars of my bike for the first time and rode down the street behind my friends who also rode with “no hands”.  It was quite the accomplishment at that time. We rode everywhere on our bikes — to friends’ houses, the pond, the pool,…

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Don’t Judge A Teen By Their Cover

By Chaundra Luckett | June 30, 2020

Teenagers need time alone.  It is essential to their cognitive and emotional development. However, time alone can be hard to come by when families are staying home and there is little private space. I want to share the story of a teenager I know. James is 17 and serious about his grades because of his…

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