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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2024 · 32 MIN

Joi Renique - The Lost Art of Letter Writing: Pen Pals as a Resilience Tool

from Raising Resilient Children in the Age of Digital Dependency · host Kathy Van Benthuysen

Joi Renique, is a wife, mother, social worker and entrepreneur. She is from Miami, Florida, USA and a graduate of the University of Miami, with a degree in psychology. A college assignment requiring that she interview an elderly person (she chose her grandmother's sister) was the source of her inspiration to create a way for people to connect, teach, and learn from their loved ones. She (a millennial) then started working with her grandfather's sister (a baby boomer, and retired teacher) to design thought provoking questions that can bridge the generational divide we often face when sharing and comparing stories from our past.  The Lost Art of Letter Writing: Pen Pals as a Resilience Tool  focuses on the skills that can be built through letter writing, tips on how to get started, and the benefits of continuing this practice.   GET YOUR FREE RESOURCE: Letter Writing Templates For Kids

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