The most important parenting you’ll ever do happens before your child turns one — and may affect her for the rest of her life. One mother’s journey through the science of attachment.
Jim Manske’s insight:
I have been fortunate to receive some education in attachment theory from Sarah Peyton, CNVC trainer in Portand. Her work integrating NVC with Interpersonal Neurobiology has supported me in more clarity and self-compassion, as well as compassion for all.
Many years ago, I heard a drug rehab counselor say, “Detachment is a means whereby we allow others the opportunity to learn how to care for themselves better.” I felt confused and disturbed. I was a parent. My teenage child’s life and our f…
It’s every modern parent’s worst nightmare—a school where kids can play all day. But no one takes the easy way out, and graduates seem to have a head start on the information age. Welcome to Sudbury Valley.See it on Scoop.it, via Radical Compassion
Good leaders build a powerful team by sharing power, not by building themselves up (falsely) by imagining they can hoard power personally.I see leaders who imagine that they have more power than they actually do, and don’t really distinguish…J…
Empathy is the lifeblood of any system of health—it gives us all a shared stake in being healthy and helping others to thrive as well. Building empathy has been a critical strategy in my household of late—not only because it helps mot…
