• Raising a Creative Child
Child prodigies rarely become adult geniuses–– what holds them back is a lack of creativity.
POSTINGS TO LIFT & SUPPORT PARENTS GOING THROUGH CUSTODY DISPUTES: LINKS ABOUT WHAT IS INTERESTING, PERTINENT, AND HELPFUL.
1.31.2016
1.26.2016
ACEs Movie
Resilience
Filmmaker James Redford's newest documentary makes it to Sundance. Although the review downplays it, Resilience makes the lingering effects of adverse childhood experiences accessible to the movie-going public.
Filmmaker James Redford's newest documentary makes it to Sundance. Although the review downplays it, Resilience makes the lingering effects of adverse childhood experiences accessible to the movie-going public.
1.12.2016
Child Neglect
• Love is Not Enough
Child neglect is not about love. It's about brain growth, anchored in minute-to-minute and day-to-day interactions with caregivers. The science behind child welfare is discussed in a paper from Yale University's Institute for Child Success.
Child neglect is not about love. It's about brain growth, anchored in minute-to-minute and day-to-day interactions with caregivers. The science behind child welfare is discussed in a paper from Yale University's Institute for Child Success.
11.24.2015
11.13.2015
Free-Range Kids
• Playing
How can we be the home of the brave when we’re too scared to let our kids go out and become smart, successful, resilient, resourceful and independent by doing what we all did at their age? Playing.
11.09.2015
Equating Physical and Mental Illness
• Is It Useful or Accurate
Perhaps rather than equating mental illness with physical illness, we need to recognize that all suffering has some emotional basis, and that relationships are central to all healing.
Perhaps rather than equating mental illness with physical illness, we need to recognize that all suffering has some emotional basis, and that relationships are central to all healing.
11.08.2015
Being a Single Parent
• Grieving the Loss
One parent's reflections on the journey as a single-parent family: rich and satisfying.
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