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It’s pretty common for kids with attachment and trauma problems to also have “sticky fingers”, aka, a problem with stealing. So, a while ago I asked other parents on Parenting in SPACE to give advice, and what follows is what
Ever find yourself wanting to eat in a restaurant but are sure it will be a disaster? Want to provide your children with the social experience of eating out, but have nightmares about how it will turn out? Here are some hints
Laura Markoya, LCSW Laura is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in: Adoption, Foster Care, & Attachment Disruptions Anxiety Law Enforcement/ First Responders (and their families) mental health care Grief/Loss Life Challenges/Changes Traumatic Stress Trauma/Sexual Trauma Family Issues/Parenting Fertility/Infertility
Andrew Shelton, LCSW Andrew is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in: School-age children, teens, adults, couples, and families Attachment and Trauma-Informed Brainspotting Professional Attachment Regulation and Competency (ARC) therapy: trained Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy: trained Therapeutic Parenting: training and
Billy Kaplan, LCSW Billy is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in: Teen, adult, couple, and family psychotherapy Attachment & Trauma Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy: advanced training Brainspotting: advanced trainingTherapeutic Parenting: training and consultation Clinical Supervision and Consultation Contact Billy
Elise Roug, LCPC Elise is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who specializes in: Teens, young adults, adults, and families Brainspotting Professional Mental Health First Aid Facilitator Contact Elise Elise has spent much of her career working with youth and their
A few weeks ago, Wendy asked me to write an article about preparing to take a vacation with my 4 kids, 2 with serious RAD. It is about half way through our vacation, I have the worst headache ever, my
Therapeutic mom Christine Moers recently wrote about going through some workbook questions with all three of her children who joined her family via adoption. When she sat with her 14-year-old and posed the question, “If you could sum up your
By Irv Kaplan This article was written by my blessed father who, now in his eighties, has embarked on a journey of revelation through writing. When he sent me this piece, and reminded me of the story which I’d heard
Christine Moers is a therapeutic mom who is passionate about sharing her experiences to help other caregivers who are struggling to parent a child (or children) with attachment problems. Through her blog and vlog, Christine uses a delightful mix of
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