GIST: How Do I Know When I’m Over-Parenting?
Michael W. Anderson, LP & Timothy D. Johanson, M.D.
Maybe we can make a deal. We’ll agree that “doting” is OK for a baby – if you agree to discontinue doting as soon
Maybe we can make a deal. We’ll agree that “doting” is OK for a baby – if you agree to discontinue doting as soon
Winter has a way of reminding me I can’t control every aspect of my life. Ever since I was young, I have loved the
I was climbing up the steep grade of England’s rocky coast. Through strands of hair whipped across my face by the sea breeze, I
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Hope: Hope is the belief that it all matters. It is accepting all the mess, acknowledging that our hurt isn’t all for naught and
Growing up in the South women were defined by their hospitality, church potlucks and family reunions. You were nothing if not considered a phenomenal