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Lisa C. DeLuca is a psychotherapist/social worker who works with families and teens. She also treats panic and anxiety disorders.

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Working Mothers

Working mothers hold so much in their hands. Whether they are working by choice or necessity, the demands are high and the rewards can swing wildly between huge, heart-warming and not so much.

These articles will discuss managing your career progression, delegating the workload, finding time for children and spouse, meeting the challenges of promotions, company relocation, overtime, work travel, and aligning before-and-after school care for children with the average work day. From day care to nannies and office events to the PTA, this topic will help you identify your priorities and increase the chances of a happy home, boss, and self.

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Latest articles in Working Mothers

 Family Meal Time: A Plan for Working Moms

With schedules that are rarely in synch, a little planning can help working mothers reap the benefits of providing sit-down family meals each night.

Oct 13, 2011 – Barb Valentin

Study Shows No Detrimental Effects on Children of Working Mothers

A study done by the Economic and Social Research Council shows that children of working mothers are generally emotionally healthy.

Jul 26, 2011 – Bob Yirka

Through the Storm: Tips for Single Moms Weathering a Bad Economy

A few frugal tips for the penny pinching mom who is just trying to keep her head above water.

Mar 31, 2011 – Venus Lockett

Tips for Working Mothers: How to Balance Work and Home

Working mothers often have a hard time balancing their home and work responsibilities. Below are some tips to lessen the stress of working mothers.

Feb 20, 2011 – Jennifer Nicole Allen

Working Parents – Does It Really Pay?

As child care costs soar and salaries are frozen, is it worth working full time? Or are you just handing your wage packet to your childminder?

Feb 9, 2011 – Sam Gough

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