The RAD Dad: A Partner’s Perspective on What Affects Him — And What He Needs
When we first became trauma parents, I do not think either of us fully understood what would happen to my husband. In the beginning, before [...]
Family Dynamics of a Trauma-Affected Family (Part 2)
This is the second blog in a two-part series highlighting the siblings of children diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). These siblings are often known [...]
What Support Is Important for Your Partnership as Trauma Parents?
Trauma parenting has not just tested my marriage; it has exposed blind spots I did not know I had. Holes that I’ve fallen into more [...]
Family Dynamics of a Trauma-Affected Family
This blog is the first in a series about something that often goes unseen: the sibling of children diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). This [...]
Self-Care Isn’t Selfish: Parenting Through Trauma and Adoption
Parenting children who have experienced trauma and adoption is one of the most meaningful and demanding roles a person can step into. These children carry [...]
A Comfortable Haven – Your Closet
Several years ago, I visited a friend who shared that when she felt overwhelmed by parenting, work, household responsibilities, or finances, she would sit in [...]
