In the Spring of 2020, the Attachment & Trauma Network (ATN) staff and Board had to make a difficult decision. We decided our next...

Have you ever stood and watched the sun rise over the mountains? First there is a glow. Then a glimmer. Then an explosion.

Thinking a child who doesn’t enter into play is simply being shy or obstinate prevents us from helping the child utilize this important path

Increasingly, the researchers are telling us the key to learning is physical activity (though this is not a new understanding). While we nee

“Tell the teachers to start watching for posts,” Jeannie said. “They will understand and buy my book and it will help them understand childr

During my healing journey, my dissociated child selves, frozen in time by trauma, provided a window into the mind of a child who has suffere

For a child who has suffered trauma—especially abuse, sexual abuse in particular, the main goal of every single day is to feel safe. This ne

We often stop ourselves and the children in our lives from doing everything necessary for the body to heal from trauma. We stop our tears, w

I realize more and more how trauma informed my teaching methods and choices. No one expected anyone else to be perfect. Stories were receive

Jeannie was and is tenacious, but I don’t think there is really anything inside me that is not available to every human being. We are born t

I was an underachiever. Has God enabled me to live my life and use my suffering to help others? Absolutely! But there is so much I would hav

The doctor my parents took me to was wise beyond his era. He said, “She seems to be a bit anxious about school. Maybe it would help to keep

The following excerpt from my first book, BRAVE: A Personal Story of Healing Childhood Trauma, explains the reason I spent my life...