Tattling can be annoying to all parties involved: the recipient, the person whose wrongdoing is being shared, and anyone within earshot. Tattling is a quick way to get someone’s attention. Unfortunately, the reason tattling gets
Is your child preparing for surgery? Have they undergone treatment or medical procedures early in their lives? Are they living with an on-going condition that requires medical attention or care? And are you
Adrianne is a trauma-informed Registered Nurse working with neurodivergent individuals and their families. As a wife and mother of two (soon to be three) children in a neurodivergent family, she deeply understands the importance of acceptance and connection as a safe base from which growth can occur. Adrianne and her husband Martin have used the Hand-in-Hand Parenting tools since their children were young and it has changed their lives!
Every nonprofit that raises money must be able to communicate to a potential donor why his or her support is necessary and valuable. With a carefully crafted case statement, an organization outlines the need or
There are a number of teleseminars available on the Hand in Hand website (a link is below). You can use these to learn more about particular topics and also to get a sense of how
This class outlines five concrete resilience-building tools that you can bring into your therapy room, medical practice, or classroom to handle challenging behaviors and high emotion in children. Use them yourself or teach these trauma-aware
Class 5 Video 5-1: Emotional Projects (13:38) Hand in Hand Presents: Building Emotional Understanding: Class 5: Segment 1: Emotional Projects Hi, we are now in class 5 of the Building Emotional Understanding class
Class 2 Video 2-1: Connection Builds Sound Judgment (9:59) Hand in Hand Presents: Building Emotional Understanding: Class 2: Segment 1: Connection Builds Sound Judgment I’m Patty Wipfler, the founder and program director at
Please look up, read, and become familiar with information about who is required by law to report suspected child abuse in your locality, how to report, and what situations require you to make a report.
Hand in Hand as a Trauma-Informed Caregiving Practice by Maya Coleman, PhD and Kristen Volk, MSW Professionals within the fields of mental health, education, and healthcare have begun to recognize the profound short- and long-term