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  • A Garden of Emotions

    By keeping the lines of communication open, especially from a young age, we are planting the seeds for , in efforts to plant new seeds and appreciate our flowers. The importance of nurturing seeds of emotional empowerment is needed now more than ever before. Grab your copy today to begin sowing these seeds!   Empower young minds with emotional awareness and positive tools for resilience. Get your copy now!

  • Name Your Weeds

    our book or watched our web series you know that flowers are the things that make us feel happy and weeds the emotion(s) at the root of our weed, we can't pull it out. and how to prevent that weed from growing (eating full meals or keeping snacks on hand). seeds. Keep sending us your flowers 🌻 and your weeds 🌱 - we love hearing from gardeners all across the country

  • Who is a gardener? You are a gardener!

    These are the seeds of emotional growth, and every gardener has the power to plant them. Let’s keep growing, gardeners—one flower, one weed, one seed at a time. 🌸🌱🌾 Here are some of our favorite Gardening Tools to help gardeners of all ages turn their weeds into seeds: Deep Breathing:  Encouraging coloring, journaling, or listening to calming music helps us keep our minds off our weeds. In every weed, there is wisdom. In every seed, there is possibility.

  • You Are a Gardener® Podcast Interview: Shanna Truffini on The Salty Ginger Talk 🎧

    to Seeds: Growing Through Life’s Challenges.” (challenges) into seeds (opportunities for growth). to Seeds: Growing Through Life’s Challenges 🎧 Also available on Podbean, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio Let’s keep spreading seeds of growth together.   . 🌿 Want to help us spread more seeds of growth?

  • No Matter Your Age or Stage, There’s Always Room to Grow

    Others feel quiet, tangled, or in need of care. metaphors that helps gardeners of all ages understand their feelings, reflect on challenges, and plant new seeds It reminds us that emotions are not weeds to ignore or hide from. Planting Seeds of Emotional Empowerment Emotional empowerment is not about solving all our stress. You Are a Gardener®  plants seeds of empowerment by helping readers: Recognize that all emotions are

  • Three Reasons to Gift You Are a Gardener ®This Valentine's Day

    A Timeless Message of Love and Growth:  Our book's enduring themes of kindness, positivity, gratitude It inspires gardeners of all ages to plant seeds of positive change in their own lives and in the world This Valentine's Day, let your gift be a seed of love that blossoms into lasting memories and shared

  • Digging Into a New Season of Growth: We’re Back, Gardeners!

    Sometimes it looks like creating the space to see what wants to grow next. The kids get taller. Our family grows and changes. You Are a Gardener® continues to grow. We’re heading into this new season with fresh energy, big ideas, and so many exciting seeds being planted Taking a break from the #PullYourWeeds® Blog and our weekly Weeds to Seeds™ newsletter gave us the opportunity New seeds. New connections. New possibilities.

  • Bringing Emotional Empowerment to Schools

    stories, interactive discussions, and meaningful reflection, students discover that growth happens one seed Encourages emotional empowerment and self awareness Promotes confidence, resilience, and hope Strengthens kindness positive school culture and climate Reinforces messages that continue growing long after the assembly See

  • The Gardeners of Tomorrow

    Just like a garden, we have flowers that represent the joy and gratitude we feel, but we also have weeds However, as gardeners, we all have the ability to plant seeds that will help us learn from our experiences we always have the power to plant new seeds and nurture the flowers within us. So may we all continue to tend to our gardens, planting seeds of love, kindness, and personal growth, and pulling out the weeds of stress and negativity.

  • Practicing Mindfulness with Your Child

    times, it's the people with whom we spend the most time, that help us form our healthy habits - for our kids look at a few simple #MindfulnessTechniques that set the right example, help YOU pull some of your own weeds , and allow you to spend quality time with your kids! Focus on heart rate and breathing If you see your child getting frustrated with homework, a school project Taking just a few minutes to work on mindfulness with your child every day has so many benefits!

  • Confidence in Creation™ -Growing Confidence Through Everyday Moments

    creating moments of calm, or working toward future goals, the act of creating reminds gardeners that new seeds The things gardeners create have the ability to keep growing, spreading, connecting, and planting new seeds confidence by trying something new The simple act of creating can often plant some of the strongest seeds Sometimes confidence grows simply through sharing a conversation, offering kindness, or reconnecting gardeners that even small moments of encouragement, support, and understanding can continue planting seeds

  • Micro Gardening Tools to Create Micro Moments of Calm ✨

    to speed up all at once. Not the big sweeping kind, but the gentle, simple kind that fits into the corners of a busy day. This simple gesture helps your mind and body reconnect and invites calm to settle in. 2. Offer yourself one kind thought. Hope is a seed. Noticing even a tiny one can shift your whole outlook. 7.

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You Are a Gardener® is a movement helping gardeners of all ages turn life’s “weeds” into seeds of growth through simple, meaningful tools. From our book to school assemblies and the #PullYourWeeds® blog, we are planting seeds of positive change together. 🌱

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