…what I see. Dr. Neufeld will articulate his theory on How to Stay Close When Apart in a two-part keynote address that he will present at the Seventh Annual…
…being ‘in the know’. Consider this analogy: would you allow your child’s peer group to have 24/7 access to your child, always able to walk into the house at any…
…developmental potential by providing them with a safe and secure attachment and the conditions they need to mature. A children’s book aficionado, Sara seeks out almost any opportunity to surround…
…it is a plant attached to the soil, fungus attached to a tree, electrons attached to the atomic nucleus, our moon attached to the earth, or humans attached to each…
…others – whatever your role – starting online in February 2024. For more information: https://neufeldinstitute.org/event/playful-facilitation-module-putting-play-into-practice/ And to find out more about Tammy’s expressive art, you can find her at: https://www.tammyhudgeon.com/about-courses…
…they are alarmed and in need to feel safer in their surroundings. There are some separations that are too much to ask a young child to bridge and in the…
…that he finds annoying (almost everything). All he wants to talk about are cars and videogames (or insert a couple of things that you know, and care, almost nothing about),…
…becomes a buffer to all that moves in, pushes in or constricts; to the attractive and the uninvited; to the temptations and the easy answers; to all the things that…
…bully is to exploit vulnerability, this type of approach places another child front and center for being attacked as a result of revealing how they were hurt. Zero-Tolerance Policies –…
What is an alpha complex you may ask? To begin with, there are many faces to the alpha complex. Some alpha children present as bossy and prescriptive, dominating and controlling,…