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Three Things Parents Want Therapists To Do

By Lorraine Fuller Posted on May 29, 2018 Posted in Attachment, Parenting Traumatized Children, Therapeutic Parenting, Therapies

Last month, I shared three things that parents want therapists to know: Parents don’t know if they can trust therapists. Parents love their kids. Parents are juggling multiple responsibilities. I promised a follow-up, so here it is, three things parents …

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Respect Thy Parent Voice

By D. Craig Peterson Posted on April 10, 2018 Posted in Advocacy, Parenting Traumatized Children, Therapeutic Parenting

–by Donald Craig Peterson [originally published on the author’s blog, Adopting Faith: A Father’s Unconditional Love, March 19, 2018] Plain and simple. Parents know their children best from years of observation and interaction. They might not used fancy terms. They …

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Three Things Parents Want Therapists To Do

Respect Thy Parent Voice

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