Despite the stress of me being out of my element, I love vacations and the family days I can spend with my wife, my children and my parents.... Read More →
State of the art parenting techniques are now coming out of the child trauma therapy field. These newer methods provide instruction for family... Read More →
It’s not houses, cars, manicured lawns or air conditioning that makes a home. “Home” is intangible but it is one of the greatest feelings... Read More →
What my dear old great-aunts viewed as scandals, I realized were the day to day struggles and challenges found in any normal family. Don’t Tell... Read More →
While not everything in my childhood was bad, very little in my home resembled my dream family. Moments of joy were surrounded by terror and... Read More →
The failures in my future wife’s historical family settings had taught her by default, the things that she would use to construct her own list of... Read More →
“Overall you will be strong,” the messenger would have told us. “The family as a whole will only be successful because you work together in... Read More →
The challenges our traumatized children brought into our home trained our other children about challenges within effective families, how life was... Read More →
[From time to time, as a therapy exercise for Emily, we talk about what she would do if she had a magic wand and could fix anything she wanted... Read More →
Jack didn’t waste any time in showing us that he and his “bonus chromosome” would do far more for his Down syndrome family than we would ever do... Read More →
Acorn Scotchies We made one of our fall favorites (Peanut Butter Scotchies) into savory bite sized acorns. Fall is the perfect time to make one... Read More →