by Robin Cox | May 5, 2021 | coaching leaders, Mentors, motivating teenagers, Parents, Relationships, Resiliency, teachers, Uncategorized, youth mentoring
How to be a wise guide on the side The Covid pandemic continues to rage across our global community and there are few signs that it will end any time soon, despite the major push for people to be vaccinated. There are still too many unknowns about this pandemic....
by Robin Cox | Apr 27, 2021 | coaching leaders, Family, Mentors, Parents, Relationships, Resiliency, teachers, youth mentoring
Surprisingly Simple Parenting Tips Anyone Can Use The Covid pandemic has changed the world. We will never return to the pre-Covid days. Already I am hearing how the pandemic has caused increased anxiety among youth and I have little doubt it has affected families in a...
by Robin Cox | Apr 19, 2021 | Building strengths, coaching leaders, Family, Mentors, motivating teenagers, Parents, Relationships, Resiliency, youth mentoring
Does your child have behavior problems? Your relationship with your child likely needs some attention. In his book, The Ten Basic Principles of Good Parenting, Laurence Steinberg, PhD, provides guidelines based on the top social science research – some...
by Robin Cox | Apr 6, 2021 | coaching leaders, Education, inspiring adolescents, Mentors, motivating teenagers, Parents, Relationships, Resiliency, teachers, youth mentoring
Promote the spirit of mentoring as you encourage youth Some years ago I came across these words of encouragement written by Collin McCarty. They can motivate and inspire anyone working with youth in the role of a non-judgmental cheerleader who wants to model the...
by Robin Cox | Mar 22, 2021 | Building strengths, Coaching leadership, Mentors, motivating teenagers, Parents, Relationships, Resiliency, youth mentoring
Identify and name a young person’s strengths What kind of children do you want to raise? What kind of society do you want to live in? Two great questions I have been thinking about as I finish off a draft of possibly my final book: CHOICES: Encouraging Youth to...
by Robin Cox | Mar 10, 2021 | Building strengths, Coaching leadership, Mentors, motivating teenagers, Relationships, Resiliency, youth mentoring
How the spirit of mentoring can inspire youth How are you responding to the concerns of youth whose lives have been turned upside down by the pandemic? A couple of weeks ago I read an article in our local newspaper titled: Covid generation’s dark hole in the...
by Robin Cox | Feb 24, 2021 | Building strengths, Coaching leadership, Education, Mentors, motivating teenagers, Parents, Relationships, Resiliency, teachers, youth mentoring
Encourage others to reach their potential and achieve greatness. How important are your face-to-face relationships to you? This week I had the privilege of sharing mentoring thoughts with Coast Mentoring, a new mentoring program serving the area in which I live. I...
by Robin Cox | Feb 10, 2021 | coaching leaders, Family, Mentors, motivating teenagers, Parents, Relationships, Resiliency, youth mentoring
Have you ever wondered how diverse the spirit of mentoring is? Have you thought about how powerful mentoring is during a pandemic season? These are questions I have been thinking about a lot during the past fortnight as a result of two experiences: watching a movie...
by Robin Cox | Jan 27, 2021 | coaching leaders, Mentors, motivating teenagers, Parents, Relationships, Resiliency, teachers, Uncategorized, youth mentoring
Tips and strategies to live a healthy and well-balanced life “What are your top five life lessons you can share with me?” Imagine your teenage mentee asking you that question. How would you respond? Like many others, from time to time some pearls of wisdom...
by Robin Cox | Jan 13, 2021 | coaching leaders, Family, Mentors, motivating teenagers, Parents, Relationships, Resiliency, teachers, youth mentoring
Ten user-friendly ideas to live a healthy and balanced lifestyle. How are you coping with the pandemic? How is it impacting your life, your relationships and your future plans? We probably all know someone who has died as a result of the Covid virus, and people who...
