The importance of acceptance in helping kids move past their current stuckness
I was chatting with someone a few days ago when I shared some of thoughts about raising a child with diagnosed differences. My position is
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I was chatting with someone a few days ago when I shared some of thoughts about raising a child with diagnosed differences. My position is
I began writing this post after our official meeting with the parents and social workers two days ago, but due to changes needed to change the

Before I met the birth parents of the baby whose file we had been recommended for, I had a clear idea of what we were
I told you that we emotionally closed the door on the possibility of bringing home the baby boy whose file we were shown. I was
Some of you who have seen me in person since my last post have asked me what’s happening with the fostering situation. And the answer

Last week I shared that our application for special needs foster care was approved but that we’d have to wait a few months until we attended a two

A couple of weeks ago I got a call from the social worker who is responsible for our foster care file. She apologized for delay

It’s been almost two years since we moved from Karmiel in northern Israel; last week we went back for a visit for the first time!

A favorite activity of our four year old, one that he requests at least once a day is…. flashcards. Yes, really. Flashcards. I know, you

I constantly hear about burnout, both in my professional life working with parents and in my social life. There is so much expectation, so much