Take Care

At school, Louise's class only has one rule — "Take care of yourself and each other." When Louise learns that this simple rule isn't being followed at her Mom's work, she wonders why. In this entertaining story, we're reminded why lists are great, and that sometimes the simplest rules are the hardest to follow.

In 'Take Care' Louise ends up teaching her Mom an important lesson. This is a heartwarming, mindful story that reminds us what we learned growing up, because we all forget sometimes.

Dr. Laura Hamill is passionate about how care can make work better for employers and employees. Laura leads the Limeade People Team, which nurtures the company's culture while developing new strategies for Limeade and its customers. Laura is also the founder and Chief Science Officer of the Limeade Institute, which conducts research, establishes market points of view and keeps track of the latest trends. A sought-after speaker and thought leader, Laura has spoken at major conferences and been featured in Fast Company, SELF, Seattle Magazine and other top HR publications. Laura earned her Ph.D. in industrial/organizational psychology from Old Dominion University and a B.S. in psychology from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. She currently lives in Woodinville, Washington, with her husband, two children and golden retriever. Jolene is a mom of two and Director of Marketing at Limeade. She is fulfilling
her passion of literature to share new ways to spread the idea of care
to kids and their parents. Jolene currently lives in Mercer Island, Washington
with her husband and daughters. Brian Russo has been drawing since he can remember. He grew up in Short Hills, New Jersey, then moved to New York, where he earned a degree in film from NYU. Brian now lives in Utah, where he enjoys illustrating, writing, and spending time with his wife, Emily, baby son, Quill, and dog, Spike. In addition to illustrating Louise and her adventures in Take Care, Brian wrote and illustrated Yoga Bunny.