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Coming Home: Strategies for a calm re-entry

Coming Home: Strategies for a calm re-entry

by Amy Makice | Feb 3, 2014 | Connection, Parenting

Sometimes kids are a little wound up when they come home. Let your child be the boss during this transition. It will set the stage for cooperation later in the evening.

Community Connections

by Amy Makice | Oct 19, 2013 | Introduction, Thoughts

Creating Growth Fostering Relationships Together

Exploring RCT

by Amy Makice | Oct 18, 2013 | Thoughts, Introduction

Growing (and learning) Through and Toward Relationships

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Mental Health Services

by Amy Makice | Oct 16, 2013 | Introduction, Thoughts

The Therapeutic Relationship and Trauma-Responsive Healing

Toddler and “NO”

Toddler and “NO”

by Amy Makice | Sep 14, 2013 | Parenting

Modeling is the best teacher. Even if you use the word “no” sparingly, you’re going to hear it repeated back to you.

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