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These Parenting Tools Foster Lasting Change for Parents and Kids, Even in the Toughest Communities

Wednesday, April 19 2017

As Kirsten Nottleson faced the room of 30 female prison inmates, she could barely think. “We’d been told that these women were coming to the end of their sentences, that they would soon be reunified,

Reassuring Children When Life Is Chaotic or Uncertain Replay

Friday, March 3 2017

Whether you are facing an illness, job loss, family separation, or political uneasiness, there are simple, practical steps you can take to reassure your children and build their confidence and resilience. Join Hand in Hand

26 Picture Books That Reinforce Connection-Based Parenting Ideas

Thursday, January 19 2017

Books can be a warm route into moments of connection. If your child is facing issues, from separation anxiety, to tantrums or sibling rivalry, snuggling up with a relevant book can be a great way for

Your Instant Access to “Why Can’t My Kids Get Along?!”

Sunday, June 7 2015

Thanks for signing up! Here’s your free instant access to this recording. Just click the link below to listen now. You’re about to join Certified Instructors, Kirsten Nottleson, Kristen Volk, and Sadie Van Gelder as

Replay: Why Can’t My Kids Get Along?!

Thursday, May 14 2015

Wouldn’t it be great to put an end to sibling rivalry? One of the most wearing jobs in parenting is refereeing fights between siblings! Why is it that children who are born to be connected

Kirsten Nottleson

Tuesday, August 6 2013

Kirsten Nottleson is mother to 2 sons, 17 and 23 years old. She has been using the Hand in Hand Parenting Approach with her own family for 22 years, and is particularly grateful to have had the

My Children’s Limbic Radar Picking Up My Extra Attention

Saturday, August 25 2012

I recently attended the Hand in Hand Weekend Retreat and wanted to report on what happened upon my return home. The retreat was wonderful. I was surrounded by beautiful redwoods, had fabulous meals prepared for

No More Struggles In Getting Ready For School

Sunday, July 1 2012

I had been having trouble getting my 7-year-old to get ready for school in the morning. It often ended with yelling or rushing chaotically out the door. It seemed like no matter how early we

Setting Limits with Love and Connection

Saturday, June 30 2012

Occasionally he would slow down enough to look over his shoulder to make sure I was with him. I’d say, “Yes, I’m still here. I love you. You can be as mad as you need to be and I’m going to stay with you.” The he’d keep on ‘running’. I have to admit it was hard not to chuckle at how sweet he was, with his little arms pumping away trying to get as far away from me as he could.