Hugs and Thanks for 2018
Tuesday, January 1 2019
What a year it’s been! In 2018, Hand in Hand reached more parents than ever. Over 17,000 parents took part in our parent support groups. We now have over 10,000 parents in our Parent Support
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United States Instructors
Tuesday, December 18 2018
Arizona California Colorado Hawaii Maine Massachusetts Michigan Missouri Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Washington Washington D.C. Arizona Phoenix Tara Mccay California North Bay Rebecca NowlenSushila Hart San Francisco Karen Wolfe, LMFTKarin AppletonMaria ChewBeth Ohanneson, M.S., LMFT East
How Do Hand in Hand Parenting’s Programs Support Families in Vulnerable Communities?
Wednesday, September 5 2018
Hand in Hand Parenting’s Programs Supports Families Facing the Toughest Circumstances Where does respectful parenting fit in when you have no house and no money for groceries? When you are desperately searching for a life
Learn Five Tools That Will Transform The Way You Parent In One Week
Sunday, August 21 2016
Discover Hand in Hand’s approach and an introduction to the Five Tools for calmer, connected parenting in Days 1-6 and then see how the tools work for real-life families on Days 7 and 8. Day 1:
Helping My Teenage Son Work Through Stifled Feelings
Wednesday, April 24 2013
My 13-year-old son was off track in a way that doesn’t happen often. I asked him to turn off the TV in order to shift to bedtime mode at 9pm on a Sunday, and he
Help Your Child Offload Kindergarten Stress
Monday, July 26 2010
This was my first experience with Stay Listening and I loved it! No need to say the right thing, counsel, negotiate, or give advice. Being present, listening, and trusting my son’s emotional processing – this felt right!
The Morning Grumpies Turned Around
Monday, May 10 2010
I moved us over to the couch and pulled him onto my lap and held him while he cried away all the cluttered emotions that were getting in his way.
Setting Limits To Keep A Child Safe
Monday, March 29 2010
We talked about holding hands crossing the road and I pointed out the safe places for him to ride on his own. That was good for awhile.