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When Traditional Parenting Doesn't WorkTraditional parenting relies on pointing out offenses, which can lead to an us-against-them mentality. If you ever ove...
When Traditional Parenting Doesn't WorkTraditional parenting relies on pointing out offenses, which can lead to an us-against-them mentality. If you ever ove...
Trauma-informed Parenting Workshop:How to have peace when your kids are in chaosWhen we adopted a sibling group of four, I had no idea how to parent my newbi...
Once we learn the science we can understand the "why" behind our kiddos' behavior. When we understand the "why" we can proactively parent our kiddos instead of letting our past parent. When a child is behaving poorly, we often try to treat the symptom rather than getting to the root of the issue. I know I’ve been guilty of that. In kids with trauma histories and neurodiversities -what we call behavioral disorders are a symptom of the effect trauma has had on their development. WATCH THE VIDEO
Science says there are five Bs affected by trauma. In kids with trauma histories -what we call behavioral disorders are a symptom of the effect trauma has had on their development. The five Bs are -brain, biology, body, beliefs, and behavior. WATCH THE VIDEO
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