…means anything bad! I will be back tomorrow night, and when he is not back Saturday night, I will go and search for him with you on Sunday!” Our common…
Once upon a time, not so long ago, there were four alpacas – Butterscotch, Charcoal, Cusco, and Fiesta – living on our farm, somewhat peacefully. One day, three new alpacas…
…up. Growling and grumbling, she bent it and ruffled it and twisted it and scrunched it until it was but a poor crumpled shadow of its former self. I stayed…
…familiar with the attachment-based developmental approach. I’ll try to keep it brief as alarm has a way of shortening our attention spans. But first, some comments on the nature of…
…encourage them to find special activities or one-on-on time that one parent and the child share. This is especially important when a parent is trying to restore a relationship that…
…from? Dr. Gordon Neufeld, a renowned clinical psychologist, proposes that resilience is the result of the process of adaptation. And true adaptation is the process by which we are changed…
…no telling what kind of fruit may grow. Tamara will join Gordon Neufeld in presenting The Saturday Seminar on Home Education on October 24, 2020. For more information CLICK HERE….
…don’t succeed. It is so important that we provide comfort and convey how much we love them, even if they fail or make mistakes. When we give love and attention…
…by now was running towards her with the greatest smile on his face. ‘I am coming back to the school tomorrow!’ he announced to her, ‘I can’t wait to be…
…or even preventing it in the first place. So if frustration matters so much, why hasn’t the story been told? One reason is that frustration’s offspring – anger, guilt, shame,…