Dear Parents, I woke up early ready for work, but even I have no clients at 1:30 in the morning. This has given me plenty of time floating around in the realm of “If wishes were horses…”. I rather pride myself on living without regrets. I try always to choose my path, even when the Universe deals me a different…
Wisdom For Adoptive Parents Blog
This blog is a labor of love for adoptive parents from Ce Eshelman, LMFT. Ce is the author of Drowning With My Hair On Fire: Insanity Relief For Adoptive Parents. She is the mother of two adopted, two step, two conserved, and one grand child. Founder and Attachment/Trauma Specialist at The Attach Place Center for Strengthening Relationships, Ce’s mission is to provide therapeutic strategies to heal the wounded hearts of traumatized, attachment challenged children. Feel free to comment, ask questions, and further the discussion on any post. Sign-up here to receive a support letter delivered right to your email every day.
Dear Parents, Sometimes I wonder where cliches come from. Usually, I know what they mean, but I am not always sure from whence they sprang; hence the title. Does throwing in the towel have something to do with surrendering in war? Boxing maybe? Mama Google says the latter, “When a boxer is too beat up to continue, his coach throws…
Hello Parents, While many of you are well-versed in the symptoms of Complex Developmental Trama, I’ve been getting a number of calls lately from parents and therapists asking me questions like: “Is this behavior normal?” “Is this reactive attachment disorder?” “What is this? Part of normal development or something else?” If you have questions about some of the things you…
Dear Parents, Yesterday, my son–now 22 years old and living nearby in a supportive housing program for people with mental health issues–texted me this: “Mom can I git dentst?” I texted back, “Yes, call the dentist office on the corner near your house.” He responded, “K, wel, I thnking I go out for a walkng and jus goin, cus I not…
I work with a number of children who annoy for attention. Attention is attention to them regardless of whether it is positive or negative. Some attachment challenged children have difficulty being vulnerable enough to seek attention in a pro-social way. To do that would be to admit that s/he has emotional needs in the first place. And some are simply…
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