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GUEST AUTHOR: Sofia Martinez In light of the surgeon general’s recent report connecting the increase in use of social media and mental health issues, we at RelationalLearning wanted to explore our own ideas about how to address this pervasive issue. Namely, we hope to reframe the conversation from “What should we do about social media?” … THE REAL MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS BEHIND CONCERNS FROM THE SURGEON GENERAL

In our work at the Center, we have come to recognize that families, schools and communities make up one, unified system of education. The rapid and pervasive social, economic, and technological change that dominates life today impacts all teaching and learning. Our Learning Walks are an effective way to involve parents and other community members … LEARNING WALKS – A TOOL FROM THE CENTER

Here are my thoughts and feelings on the subject of human reproduction from a Relationship First perspective.  Everyone is going to need to pay more attention to the thoughts & feelings of the essential and central beings in the reproductive relationship. That is the only way to resolve the issue. Making abortion illegal, and not … A RELATIONAL APPROACH TO ROE v. WADE

IF there is one thing that is clear about our relationships it is that they live by seasons as much if not more than reasons. So many seasonal stories this past week from the death of Susan’s lifelong friend to the devastating wildfires here in New Mexico, to the Supreme Court’s draft decision to take … SEASONS AND REASONS

Recently I was able to journey back to Australia to visit colleagues, friends, and relational leaders. This included a week-long residency with Elwood Primary School, a face-to-face reunion with International Dialogue members in South Australia, and a visit to One Red Tree that was very impactful. In return, Susan and I hosted our first Study … STUDY TOURS ARE BACK!