For the Sake of the Children

For the Sake of the Children

I have a bias. As a therapist, I’m not supposed to have biases. But I do, and I will as long as any child anywhere is being abused, neglected, or exposed to harmful, life-altering experiences and situations. For the sake of the children, I will always strive to...
Healing the Unbearable Pain of Trauma

Healing the Unbearable Pain of Trauma

There are times in life when words fail us.  This can be especially true for people who have experienced some type of traumatic event. The loss of a loved one, an unexpected accident, a devastating diagnosis, or inflicted harm can render even the most resilient person...
When Parenting Goes Too Far

When Parenting Goes Too Far

One of the most troubling trends I see in the American family is the elevation of the parent-child relationship above that of the marital relationship. This trend has resulted in a usurping of the marital bond’s priority or covenant bond and a lessening of the value...
The Misnomer of Parental Alienation

The Misnomer of Parental Alienation

Parental Alienation and The Victimized Child Parental alienation is a topic that continues to receive a great deal of attention in both the legal and social services fields. Like many identified forms of emotional trauma and relational conflict, efforts are being made...
The Heart of a Homemaker

The Heart of a Homemaker

My Love for Home I have always been very clear and intentional about my love for all things related to homemaking. Had I been allowed to pursue my career of choice, homemaking would have been and remains my top pick and principled choice. My love for home developed...