Sometimes, we celebrate big events and achievements in the classroom, and other times, we celebrate ourselves and the members of our School Family just for being there. Listen in as Certified Instructor Kim Jackson shares her journey with celebrating herself more and how she incorporated a celebration activity in her early childhood special education classroom. Continue watching more as part of her free webinar, "Proven Success Strategies for Children with Special Needs," here: https://bit.ly/3Z

Alan Watts once said: “Suffering in becoming conscious is just a step toward something greater — yet nothing is greater than being alive and being your true self.” Becoming conscious often feels like loss. You may drift from old friends, old habits, old pleasures. But that’s only the mind grieving its attachments. What once felt joyful no longer resonates, because your awareness has shifted from doing to being. You stop observing to analyze, and begin witnessing to exist. In that stillness, plea