It's harder for our kids to believe in their future now

Gwen Jones
Bridges to Success Coach
I'm concerned for my kids during this pandemic. Most of them (particularly the over 18s) have just established good working relationships and begun to hope, to believe that they have a future. Then the coronavirus happened and everything shut down. Progress that the kids may have been making slowed or stopped. Some who had finally gotten out of survival mode went back into survival mode and regressed. In general, I worry that the kids may not recover easily from this new trauma. 
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