Sissy Goff, MEd, LPC-MHSP
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3 Apr
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Ride a bike.
We're not waiting until we feel ready or prepared.
We're going to walk forward with courage in things that feel overwhelming and scary.
Nervous is normal.
And I don't think we're saying that enough to kids.
A long time, 30 years.
We don't love saying that number out loud because it dates us, but we started when we were six and seven.
We got going real early in the field.
I went to college, was an advertising major, but took psychology electives all throughout.
Loved it, just the study of human behavior, why we do what we do.
Never thinking about this to feel, but every summer of my college years, I worked at a camp for kids, and I loved it.
And my colleagues would come and get me with kids who were super homesick, kids whose parents had newly divorced.
It just felt intuitive to walk with kids who were in really hard places.
And so the intersection of all these psychology courses and that work led me to a place of thinking, I want to move into this field.
This is my life's work.
And so grateful I did.
And if that's what's going on with kids, what we would say is happening with parents is more than any other time in our work, parents aren't trusting their intuition.
Like this intuitive knowing of, I know this kid, I know what they need, I know how to respond.
And we could spend all day talking about the animal of technology, but we have seen that interfere in the lives of kids
kids in unimaginable ways, but also in the lives of parents.
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