Business 2 Community – April 2013
“When Your Love Partner is Your Work Partner – 9 Coping Strategies”
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Livingston Parent Journal – May 2013
“Be a Good Loser”
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Yahoo Small Business Advisor – April 2013
” 7 Tips for Getting “Unstuck” At Work”
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VividLife –  April 2013
“6 Ways to Teach a Child to be a Good Loser”
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Today’s Parent – October 2012
“11 Healthy Ways to Deal With Parenting Anger”
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Smart Meetings – March 2013
Attitude Adjustment:  by Nikki Gloudeman
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Pick the Brain – March 19, 2013
“8-Steps to Breaking Your Procrastination Habit”
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Investor’s Business Daily – March 2013 
“Buoyant Words Keep Career Boats Afloat; Be Optimistic”  by Sonja Carberry 
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American Management Association International – March 2013 e-newsletter
“Stop Procrastinating – Now ”
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Smart Meeting – March 2013
For event and meeting planners. Article on keeping a positive attitude.  
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Sales and Service Excellence  — March 2013
“Stop Procrastinating – Be much more productive at work”
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Mindbodygreen.com  - March 2013
“Yes, Even You Can Chill Out and Combat Fear” 
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Happy Schools Blog – February 18, 2013
Jude’s article on procrastination targets students.
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TechRepublic
Jude’s Article “10 Steps to Stop Procrastinating and be more Productive at Work” was a huge hit in January. It was posted on the tech republic blog and blew my website stats sky high. Clearly, procrastination is an issue that plagues most all of us, not just the worlds of government and business.
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EHSToday
The procrastination article was also picked up by Government Executive, EHSToday (An on-line resource for occupational safety and health, regulatory, environmental management and risk management information), the Michigan CPAs, business know how, young upstarts, American building today, and the office professional.

TheStreet
To top it off, Brian O’Connell spun it and it made “TheStreet” on January 30, 2013.
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Mommyish.com
Lindsay Cross wrote the following article for Mommyish.com. “Family Therapist Tells Mommyish That Parents Should Throw Their Own Temper Tantrums To Deal With Anger“.
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Nurse Connect
And on January 25, 2013 Nurse Connect ran this article called “Are you Suffering from Compassion Fatigue?”
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Mom.me – January 2013
Things to Do for Kids When They Are Angry:  by Karen Lobello
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So Florida Parenting – January 2013
11 Healthy Ways to Deal With Parenting Anger
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Things to Do for Kids When They Are Angry – January 8, 2013
Tips to help your little one deal with big emotions
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BlogCritics.org – December 18, 2012
Interview: Psychotherapist Jude Bijou on the “OK Room” Solution for Out-Of-Control Anger
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PsychCentral.com – December 12, 2012
6 Ways to Handle Holiday Controllers
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BlogCritics Books — November 8, 2012
Book Review – Attitude Reconstruction 
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El Nuevo Herald –  Miami, Florida — November 6, 2012
Protect Your Children from Your Anger
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Government Executive, in the Management Matters column 
Reining in Rage:  by Elizabeth Newell - October 10, 2012
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Charlotte Parent
11 Healthy ways for parents to deal with Anger — October 2012
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Family Goes Strong (online) – Oct 21, 2012
Should you Make a Kids Chore List?
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Heal My PTSD.com – July 27, 2012
What Aurora, Colorado Needs to Know After the Shooting
5 Steps to Deal With Loss
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Santa Barbara Independent – September 24, 2011
It’s Okay to Be Angry: by Kamilla Plambeck
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Better Homes and Gardens Magazine – January 2012
A Family Affair: by Kathy Barnes
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The Association for Women in Communication – Feb 27, 2012
Santa Barbara Chapter
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Reediana, The Reed College Magazine – March 2012
Reed Briefs
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805 Living – November 2011
Cop a New Attitude
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Santa Barbara Magazine – December 2011
Hot List
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Montecito Journal – December 29, 2011
Montecito Miscellany: by Richard Mineards
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Westlake Magazine.Com – Mar 2012
Four Rules & Violations for Effective Communication
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