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Dr. Amy King, aka Dr. Amy, is a licensed psychologist who provides training, consultation, and education to medical providers and clinics. Among her specialties is working with professionals to help create resilient children, patients and thriving families, guiding them to heal their stress and trauma through connected relationships. Her experience includes serving as a statewide trainer for the Oregon Department of Human Services and subject matter expert to promote child wellness in pediatric settings on behalf of the Children's Health Alliance. Her current work is promoting resilience within primary care medical homes and through partnership and collaboration via her podcast, her membership, and speaking opportunities and trainings.
2 days. The time it takes me to feel less edgy and grumpy. 4 days. The amount of time it takes me before I don’t reach for my phone constantly to check for updates. 2 days. The number of times I opened my laptop for work – on the plane there, once for a team […]

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This week & next, we’re taking a break from our regular, spirited newsletter so that we can focus on pouring into leaders and each other. In fact, if you’re a leader in a mission-driven organization who serves children & families, we hope you’re joining us at lunch today! In the home front, our team has been […]

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Last week, we announced we’re offering a FREE workshop for managers, directors and mission-driven leaders who want to lead in a way that’s compassionate AND sustainable. And, within 7 days, we have over 100 registrants. Let’s go! We’re speaking to EXACTLY what leaders need right now. And you know how I know? Proof of concept, baby. 1. A […]

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Coming to our FREE workshop is like getting a FREE hug! Last week, we announced we’re offering a FREE workshop for managers, directors and mission-driven leaders who want to lead in a way that’s compassionate AND sustainable. And, within 7 days, we have over 100 registrants. Let’s go! We’re speaking to EXACTLY what leaders need right now. […]

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Let me guess: you’re trying to lead with heart… while also holding the line. And right now, that line is getting tested daily: Whew. If you’ve been feeling torn between compassion and great expectations, you are not alone. And you’re not doing it wrong. You’re leading in a season that is genuinely hard. Virtual Lunch […]

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We have so many ways for you to garner support this year! We truly want organizations that work with children & families to feel like you have a team of support and encouragement with us. Here are a few offerings to make your lift feel much lighter: In the meantime, here’s a free resource for you – […]

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The past few weeks, I’ve offered some resources to navigate uncertainty. So many of you have reached out with appreciation for tools and resources. This past week, we upleveled, and I was joined by my colleague, Dr. Amber Nelson, to talk with a large healthcare organization about messaging for parents of children who fear separation due […]

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Dr. Amy and her Godson, Brooks. She’s CRAZY about him! I’m sitting here writing Chapter 8 of my new book, Crazy About That Kid. It’s for parents and professionals who care for children (and if you’re reading this, that’s you). The whole premise is simple, but not always easy: Kids don’t just need rules.They need relationships.They need at […]

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When the world feels uncertain, I try to show up with tools and resources. I try to offer community and support. This week is no different. And finally, from Daniel Baylis – What is your profession? Not, what makes you money? Rather, what do you wish to profess to the world? What is your statement? What […]

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On my walk today, looking at the icy, crystallized branches of trees and bushes through a dense, cold fog, I was reminded of why I love fractals. They’re everywhere in nature and oh-so-important. I share this because, as I was walking, feelings of sadness and disillusionment were pervasive as I thought about the state of […]

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