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The Messy Middle

Elizabeth Wilkins-McKee, LCSW, Laura Lorenzo, M.Ed.

Where parenting, mental health, education, and real life collide — written by an LCSW who tells the truth.

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Authors

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  • Elizabeth Wilkins-McKee, LCSW

    Elizabeth Wilkins-McKee, LCSW is the founder of The Parents and Children Project. She writes about parenting, friendship, psychotherapy, and becoming. She lives off a gravel road near Washington, D.C. and will never make peace with mayonnaise.

  • Laura Lorenzo, M.Ed.

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