Dena Gorkin

Everyone has baggage, but how people carry it can be very different. Join us as we sit down with Mrs. Dena Gorkin for an insightful discussion. Dena brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her presentations; and, of course, a hearty dose of humor.

Bad things make more noise, but we need to make a concerted effort to see and pay attention to all the positive things.

Here's how to help children rationalize their emotions and work on solutions.

Set the stage for success by setting concrete steps to catch children before they fall.

An environment filled with laughter and light moments will be more conducive to growth.

The greatest motivation is a taste of success.

When confronted with a challenge, teach your child to ask direct questions like "what can we do to solve this problem?" and "how can we get this obstacle out of our way?"

Once a child is physically and emotionally well, she will be more open to ideas of personal and spiritual growth.

Expert educator Dena Gorkin shares seven powerful tips to keep in mind as a parent or educator to ensure that your children or students develop to their greatest potential.

I crawl out of bed as the sun slowly rises I take a deep breath and prepare for surprises Each morning brings all kinds of interesting news And there's always a voice asking, "Where are my shoes?"