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Lisa Sugarman
Verified
Contributor, Mental Health Television Network
Boston
Beats
Biography
Lisa likes to write. A lot. And she's been doing it for a really, reeeeally long time. At the moment, she's writing a series of four parenting books called Untying Parent Anxiety: 18 Myths that Have You in Knots—And How to Get Free, for Familius Publishing. The first book in the series, geared to parents of 5 to 8 year olds, was released on March 7th, 2017 and is available everywhere. She's also the author of the nationally syndicated weekly opinion column IT IS WHAT IT IS, featured in over 400 GateHouse Media, Inc. newspapers and websites around the country. A long-time columnist and humorist for GateHouse, as well as a regular contributor at LittleThings.com, BeingAMom.life, HotMomsClub, Care.com, and GrownAndFlown.com, the mother of two and wife understands first-hand that we can't control everything that life throws at us, but we can control how we react to it. She reminds us that it's only when we realize that life isn't a straight line that we can finally find happiness. "Life is messy and unpredictable. The bottom line," she says, "is that we're designed to screw up, make bad decisions, and lose our way. Because the reality is, life isn't perfect, it's usually messy, chaotic, and sometimes downright mean. But it's also joyous, fulfilling, and endlessly surprising. We just have to remember that it's a work in progress." Lisa has made frequent radio appearances from coast to coast. Some of her radio appearances include: LittleThingLIVE, GrownAndFlownLIVE, Thank God for Mondays, The Warren Lawrence Show, Talk of the Town, The Brynn Project, The Experience Pros, Morning Magazine, KPQ News Reports, and Midday Cafe with Jack Baldwin. Her opinion columns remind us that with the right attitude, and some dope slaps from her, anyone can be happy and fulfilled most of the time. Peek at my books on my Amazon Author Page by following this link: https://www.amazon.com/Lisa-Sugarman/e/B00JY0DY28/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1
anti-aging health and wellnessTravel personal growth
Fake news, immoral content
Content
By Lisa Sugarman Verified| The Marblehead Current@ Warning: This column mentions suicide and may be triggering for some readers. Losing someone we love changes us. To our core. It changes everything from our perspective on life and our relationships to our sense of purpose and our priorities. It can also have a profound impact on our ability to find joy when the person we’ve lost isn’t there to experience that joy alongside us. And one of the times we feel that loss most acutely is when we’re celebrating milestones and holidays.
By Lisa Sugarman Verified| The Marblehead Current@ As human beings, we’re innately social creatures who are designed to form and cultivate new connections and live together as a part of a greater community. It’s just the essence of who we are. I mean, sure, in the veeeeery beginning, our social nature was driven by our need to survive, so, we relied heavily on each other just to exist.
By Lisa Sugarman Verified| The Marblehead Current@ These days, it seems like every month (or week or day) we’re encouraged to honor, recognize or acknowledge a different cause. Whether it’s cancer or domestic violence or ALS or Pride, these days are critical in helping to rally support, push powerful stories out into the mainstream, and encourage a deeper understanding of the issues that affect our day-to-day health and wellness.
Company Info
Mental Health Television Network
Boston, United States
+1 203-585-4073