My approach to parenting and how I help you (the parent) navigate the behavior of your challenging child through Transformative Compassionate Parenting style. TCP is based on the understanding of brain development, parenting style, attachment style and your child’s personality. I look at the intersection where these four meet. The behavior looks a lot like this: Everything is a struggle - getting up, getting dressed, getting breakfast, getting out the door to school. School

She opened her sleepy young eyes, having been woken with a start, the house was quiet, it was very late, that she knew, but she felt scared, then she noticed there were lights on in the dining room and living room, then she heard them trying to keep their voices low, but she could still hear them and it was this fast talking that made her very nervous, she had heard it before and she hoped it didn't end up as it always did, With yelling and screaming. But then it started li

Geri Robertson, RPC There is plenty of research done on birth trauma from the mother’s perspective and how it can affect Mom; from the inability to bond with their newborn to the loss of trust in their own body, the trauma experienced can even result in PTSD, sometime preventing some women from having more children. However, there is little emphasis put on and understanding around how preverbal trauma - the trauma experienced from the perspective of the infant and how it affe