Think DIF

07/02/2024

Do you like making a difference and word games? We have two words for you: Change Agent! This Wordle-inspired shirt is for you! Stop by our store and take a look around!Thinkdif.me/shop

07/01/2024

We'll be learning about how to use a comprehensive school counseling program to intentionally support and challenge our Black boys!

06/20/2024

Take a moment to check out these new releases from Think DIF! Make sure guidance counselors know They Not Like Us! Brand new shirts for School Counselors and Human Developers! Order now to get your items before ASCA!

Use the code "FREESHIP" at checkout for free shipping on orders over $75 through July 16th! Visit thinkdif.me/shop

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03/11/2022

A new level. Biggest keynote yet, and we haven't even hit our stride yet! Thankful to MASCA and NCYI for the opportunity to build and spread important ideas! See you soon Boston!

02/21/2022

We are so thankfully for the time we spent with the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System (SCCPSS) community!

The people have spoken, and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive including...

"Love the presenters hope to attend future sessions."

"I learned a lot. Everything was very useful and engaging."

"It was a great presentation."

"This was very informative and interesting."

Plus, 97% of respondents agreed that our session will help them better meet the needs of their students!

Contact us for more info - [email protected]

02/15/2022

It's almost that time!! Can't wait to get to San Diego!! Honored to be among colleagues, role models, and rock stars in school counseling! Looking forward to learning and having fun!

Presentations:
- Roses In Concrete: Weathering toward Wellbeing
- Future-Proofing: Career and Life Preparation for Our Communities

02/09/2022

Take a moment to show your school counselor some appreciation this week! Thank you for all you do!

"School counselors are uniquely qualified to address the developmental needs of all students through a comprehensive school counseling program addressing academic, career and social/emotional development."

05/12/2021

Teaching relevant life skills enhances agency, creativity, and confidence. It can also limit stressful and anxious responses when exposed to new challenges.

After two years of wobbly seats and mis-matched lids, I gave the kids an “independence challenge” to replace the three toilet seats in the house. They had to figure out how to take off the old ones, which totally grossed them out, and head to Home Depot. When they arrived, they discovered there were different sizes, shapes, and colors. Luckily, they had taken the old toilet lids into the store with them! 😂 They asked an associate for advice and decided to spend a little more on “slam-proof” versions.

My 12-year-old read the instructions and installed the new ones, and when he dropped a bolt into the toilet, he was sure to make loud gagging noises for all to hear. It took him most of the evening, but they’re all shiny and new!

You’ll hear me say this over and over on this page: One of the best ways to naturally limit screen time for our kids is to actively engage them in the real world. There are hours and hours of life lessons to learn and dozens of valuable skills to develop in situations that pop up in everyday life.

It’s our job to be intentional to encourage them to take them on.





{Image Description: My 12-yr-old son is seated on his bathroom floor changing out the drill bit to unscrew the old toilet seat. On the floor next to him is the new toilet seat and instruction manual.}

04/27/2021

We appreciate your support!! Celebrate our birth week by checking out our new site and visiting our store - thinkdif.me

04/01/2021

03/29/2021

Can we talk about how...

1. ...having mixed babies doesn't absolve you from the work of being actively anti-racist...?

2. ...part of belonging to a socially dominant group, in this case White or Euro-American, means that you're more likely to experience a sense of entitlement?

3. ... a lot of YT people would rather talk about how they "can't" use the n word than how Black folks die sooner because of accumulated stress and trauma from harmful policies and practices rooted in racial exclusion

*takes typing break*

4. ... a heap of YT folks feel like they should be able to do anything they want. It's the same energy behind refusing to create better gun legislation and voter suppression laws.

5. ... you can't claim Blackness (or other racial identities) when it benefits you. The will to do so is also rooted in White entitlement.

What do y'all think??

The Karen who was filmed calling a Black barista the N-word has a well-documented history of racist, anti-mask harassment.