Helene McGlauflin — Published Work

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NEW!

SolsticeHelene McGlauflin’s third collection of poetry is a sweet selection of poems written for and during the dark days before the winter solstice. Helene’s poems utilize imagery from the night sky,  root cellars, fireflies, gestation in darkness, and birth to remind readers to search for light, wait for light, hope for light, see light. Her poems are an accessible, welcome comfort in these times of uncertainty when every soul needs the reassurance of the beauty and faith found in poetry.

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BOOK SIGNINGS

NOVEMBER 9, 2024 1-3pm

Shermans Bookstore, 65 Topsham Fair Mall, Topsham, Maine

NOVEMBER 16, 2024 1-4pm

Maine Author’s Festival

Shermans Bookstore, 65 Topsham Fair Mall, Topsham Maine

READINGS

December 16, 2024 6-7pm

Author Spotlight

Curtis Memorial Library, 23 Pleasant Street, Brunswick, Maine

December 18, 2024 6:30 PM

Inn at Park Row

Featured Poet: Maine Literary Salon

 

MORE PUBLISHED WORK

Fiction: Return Short fiction from Harbor Journal

Poetry

Tiny Sabbath, poems by Helene McGlauflin (2010) is available through Finishing Line Press or directly from the author

Teacher I Honor You: poems honoring young people, parents and teachers by Helene McGlauflin (2016) is available through Finishing Line Press or directly from the author

Counseling

Absolutely Unmixed Attention, found in the book Counselors Finding Their Way, discusses mindfulness in the counseling relationship.

Supporting Children and Teens Through Grief and Loss: a guide for parents, published by the Center for Grieving Children in Portland, Maine is a 12 page booklet to help parents at a difficult time

Supporting Children and Teens Through Grief and Loss; a guide for schools, published by the Center for Grieving Children in Portland, Maine is a 12 page booklet to guide teachers as they support grieving students

Housing Our Fears, from Healing Ministry, offers volunteers and professionals in the field of loss a framework for establishing boundaries and encouraging self care in a challenging field. 

Dominoes: a metaphor for helping grieving children, teens and their families, from Healing Ministry, offers volunteers and professionals in the field of loss a useful metaphor for understanding  the grief process. 


Parenting

The Gift of No, from Renewal, a Journal of Waldorf Education explores the importance of limit setting with children

Getting to Know Anger, from Mothering Magazine discusses teaching children healthy ways to express anger

Nurturing the Inner Life, from Motherverse Magazine discusses teaching children to honor their inner lives

Paper Boats, from Renewal, a Journal of Waldorf Education, discusses helping children become independent

Struggling With Screens, from Renewal, a Journal of Waldorf Education is one mother’s account of her parenting struggle concerning screens

Yoga

BE SURE TO VISIT THE CALM AND ALERT PAGE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT HELENE’S BOOK

OF THAT NAME, VIDEOS AND OTHER RESOURCES ON TEACHING YOGA AND MINDFULNESS PRACTICES TO CHILDREN

Book Chapter: One School, Calm and Alert

Yoga Everywhere, from the Kripalu Teacher’s Association Bulletin is an account of Helene’s discoveries teaching yoga to teachers

Click for Helene’s complete Publication Credits 1991-2024

 

AWARD

Maine School Counselors 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award recipent