Hungry for family dinner advice? Dr. Anne Fishel draws on her experience as a family therapist, associate professor of psychology, and mother of two sons to bring you helpful dinnertime observations and tips.

With a focus on fun, food, and conversations that matter, The Family Dinner Project helps families, schools, and community groups eat more quality meals together. Studies have shown that children who eat with their families experience higher grade-point averages and self-esteem, as well as lower rates of substance abuse and eating disorders. By offering tips […]

From “eat and scatter” to “stay and play” Background:  A family of three with full schedules Ronnie Johnson and her eight siblings grew up in Boston and Cambridge.  She now lives in the Fenway area with her husband, Frank, and their 10-year old daughter, Deisha.  Ronnie is a self-employed web developer who works from home, […]