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		Attachment Parenting: Mothering, nurturing, breastfeeding ^Votes:0 What is Attachment Parenting? Attachment parenting, or as I call it, Instinctive Parenting, means following both your heart and your baby's cues. It means doing things as they come naturally, without the interference of often well-intentioned but misinformed friends, relatives, noseybodies and of course, the so-called "experts". A mother's natural instincts won't allow her to let her baby cry. So why do some ignorant doctors & psychologists pretend to know better? Because they make tons of money from the books they write that prey on the insecurites of new parents! And, don't forget the ulterior motives of the multi-billion dollar formula industry, pacifier manufacturers, crib makers and baby-holder-gadget companies. They will do everything in their power to take your baby away from your b Read More Go to Site


		About Behavior OnLine: About ^Votes:0 ABOUT BEHAVIOR ONLINE Disclaimer Behavior OnLine aspires to be the premier World Wide Web gathering place for mental health professionals and applied behavioral scientists--a place where professionals of every discipline can feel at home. Behavior OnLine will thrive only if many people and organizations participate and help to shape it. Behavior OnLine is a registered trademark of Behavior OnLine, Inc. Editor and Publisher : Gilbert Levin Associate Editors : John Grohol , Jon Schull , Jordan Schwartz Consulting Editors: James Brody , Jessica Broitman , Ellen Dornelas , Georg Eifert , Robert Feinstein , Barbara Fleming , Leonard Holmes , Vick Kelly , Marty Klein , Stephen Lankton , Cathy Malchiodi , Michael Miller , Scott Miller , Donald Nathanson , Brian O'Neill , Martin Perdoux , James Pr Read More Go to Site

		APPPAH ^Votes:0 MEET APPPAH! Association for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology and Health P.O. Box 1398, Forestville, CA 95436. Maureen Wolfe, C.N.M., Executive Director Telephone/Fax: 707-887-2838 Email APPPAH Introducing APPPAH More About APPPAH History Congresses Publications International Advisors Collaborations Governance Directors Membership More About APPPAH The Association for Pre- and Perinatal Psychology and Health focuses attention on the life-changing discoveries being made in the first period of human development from preparation for pregnancy through the postpartum period and establishment of breastfeeding. We find that prenatal and perinatal experiences have a profound impact on health and human behavior. We believe that life is a continuum which starts before conception, not at birth. During Read More Go to Site

		Attachment & Bonding:Attachment Parenting ^Votes:0 The SAH-AP mailing list is a support and learning forum for moms or dads who make attachment style parenting a way of life. In order to get a feel for the rhythm, tone, and personality of the list as a whole, please read the postings that come through the list for a period of 2 weeks before posting or replying to posts on the list. If after 2 weeks you feel this list is for you, feel free to post. A website containing FAQ and Links which reflect discussion on SAH-AP can be found at: GentleParenting.com Three additional pieces of information will further orient you to our community. Please review the Newcomer's Tips located at: http://www.gentleparenting.com/newcomer.html For those interested in outside reading, a book list which reflects the parental philosophies of SAH-AP is being compile Read More Go to Site

		Attachment Disorder information and support at ATTACh.org. ^Votes:0 Welcome to ATTACh Association for Treatment and Training in the Attachment of Children > We need your continued support. Please help ATTACh grow. Welcome Sadly, many childre n throughout the world do not benefit from adequate parenting during their early years. Their foundation for healthy development is damaged so they have difficulty in forming loving, lasting, intimate relationships. This condition, known as attachment disorder, can be triggered by abuse, neglect, abandonment, separation from birth parents, birth trauma, maternal depression, chronic illness, frequent moves and placements, and even divorce. Parents find that children with this condition are less responsive to direction, less eager to please and more aggressive. These children are at increased risk for serious psychologic Read More Go to Site

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		Bereaved Parents of the USA ^Votes:0 “A Journey Together” Bereaved Parents of the USA (BP/USA) is a national non-profit self-help group that offers support, understanding, compassion and hope especially to the newly bereaved be they bereaved parents grandparents nor siblings struggling to rebuild their lives after the death of their children, grandchildren or siblings. BP/USA is open to all parents, grandparents and siblings regardless of the age or the circumstances of the death of their children, grandchildren or siblings. There are no dues or fees to become a member of BP/USA and there are no paid salaries within the organization. All work on both the national and chapter level is done by volunteer bereaved parents with a strong desire to help other families survive the death of their children just as they were Read More Go to Site

		CHADD Live \| Home Page ^Votes:0 SEARCH: En EspaÑol \| Log in Especially for Parents Adults with AD/HD Those New to AD/HD Professionals Members CHADD Volunteers Press En Español ---> Bloggers Learn more about AD/HD Get Involved Join CHADD Find Local Chapters Connect with Others Advertise with Us Influence Policy Donate to CHADD Attention Magazine The October issue of Attention is here-redesigned with a fresh and creative look! Focused on the theme of assessment, treatment, and medication, we consider how far we have come in our social movement to improve the lives of people with AD/HD and related disorders. Read about how those affected by AD/HD can find a supportive faith community. Learn how one senior citizen copes with the financial burden of the disorder during retirement. Learn More... AD/HD Does Not Discriminat Read More Go to Site

		Coalition of Families with Special Needs ^Votes:0 (Best viewed with 800 X 600 resolution.) HOME MISSION STATEMENT LINKS CHAT MESSAGE BOARD CONTACT US SPLASH "Opening doors... for a brighter tomorrow." Welcome to the Coalition of Familes with Special Needs web site. We are parents, grandparents, and caregivers united by our love and concern of a special needs individual. Together we are dedicated to making a difference in our local community, state, and throughout the world. We believe that by touching the life of one person, we can change the world for generations to come. Why was CFSN organized? Our battles have been to obtain some of the simplest rights for our special needs loved ones. Adequate medical treatment, education, and dignity are often just beyond their reach. Too often the doors of opportunity and happiness are shut to them. Read More Go to Site

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		Grief, Loss and Resolution ^Votes:0 Grief, Loss and Resolution by Lynn Mary Karjala, Ph.D. When someone we love dies, a feeling of deep, painful grief is a natural and common response. Actually, grief can be triggered by the loss of anything we value, anything in which we have invested time, energy, a part of ourselves--a job, a work of art, a beloved pet. People who are divorcing are often surprised (and appalled) by the depth of their grief, unless they realize that what they are mourning is not the angry battleground that the relationship has become but the dream they still cherish of what might have been. Whatever the cause, the feeling of grief often comes in waves. The first flooding, crushing tidal wave usually subsides within a few days or weeks, but even months later an unexpected, poignant memory will bring on tear Read More Go to Site

		Healing Hearts for Bereaved Parents ^Votes:0 Holding Out the Light of Hope And the Hand of Friendship to Grieving Parents & Their Family HEALING HEARTS for Bereaved Parents is dedicated to providing grief support and services to parents who are suffering as the result of the death of their child or children. The volunteers at HEALING HEARTS are here to help. We have known the pain that the death of a child brings. We have struggled with and worked on our grief and finally have made peace with that sorrow. Our purpose is to offer understanding, suggestions for coping, support, friendship, and most of all hope to all parents who are struggling with grief. Parents whose child has died as a result of miscarriage or stillbirth are equally welcome as those whose children have died as a result of an illness, an accident, a suicide, a drug o Read More Go to Site

		Helping Teens Work Through Grief ^Votes:0 Home What Professionals Say Table of Contents Accompanying Teens Whose Lives Are Touched By Loss Crazy Grief Teen Grief Group About the Author How to Order Grief Links Email Author page reviewed Wednesday, August 24, 2005 12:10 There isn't a good time to have a loved one die, but adolescence may be the toughest. Teens are already struggling with: - bodily changes - emotional upheavel - identity issues - peer acceptance - issues of independence - college choices - career goals With the help of caring adults, even teens who face the devastating loss of a parent, sibling, or friend can survive, heal, and grow. Helping Teens Work Through Grief provides a wealth of material for: teachers counselors psychologists hospice personnel spiritual youth guides mentors This resource manual provides: ~ b Read More Go to Site

		kellymom :: Breastfeeding and Parenting ^Votes:0 Home · Books & Supplies · Handouts · Forums · Support kellymom · Search Support kellymom --at no extra cost to you! Go through kellymom to make amazon.com purchases Translate / Print Page Breastfeeding Pregnancy/Tandem Breastfeeding Is this Safe when Breastfeeding? Herbs and Breastfeeding Find Local Breastfeeding Help Parenting: Night & Day Life with Baby Infant Growth Starting Solids Nutrition for Mom & Baby Postpartum Depression Fun & Interesting Handouts Books & Supplies Message Boards About this website ANY word ALL words EXACT phrase Help READ THEM NOW Welcome! This website was developed to provide evidence-based information on breastfeeding, sleep and parenting. I hope that my articles are helpful and encouraging. Thanks for visiting! ? Medications & Mothers' Milk by Thomas W. Hale, Read More Go to Site

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		MenWeb - Men's Issues: A Man's Grief ^Votes:0 A Man's Grief Copyright © 1994 by Tom Golden L.C.S.W. (This article appeared in the November, 1994 issue of M.E.N. Magazine ) Tom Golden at his son's elementary school. As a beginning grief therapist in the late 1970's I can remember the difference I felt when a new client I would receive was a man or a woman. Somehow a woman seemed easier to work with, requiring less effort in helping her to do her work. A man, on the other hand, many times meant trouble. Somehow men didn't seem to fit our program. Being the only male therapist, I would tend to get most of the male referrals. Swallowed by a Snake by Thomas R. Golden Review Audio tape Tape review Click here to order book or tape from Amazon. The reaction of the female therapists to male clients was somewhat stronger than my own, with some Read More Go to Site

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		Share - Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support ^Votes:0 Touching Lives... Healing Hearts... Giving Hope... __________________________________________________________ The mission of Share Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support, Inc. is to serve those whose lives are touched by the tragic death of a baby through early pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or in the first few months of life. All information packets, correspondence, and support are free of charge for bereaved parents. Contribute t oday to help Share continue its mission! Grief and the Holidays __________________________________________________________ Holidays during the fall and winter may be a very difficult time of year for parents who have had a baby die. What may surprise you is the anticipation of upcoming days or events may be harder than the actual day. Always listen to your heart as to h Read More Go to Site

		The Aware Parenting Institute ^Votes:0 www.awareparenting.com P.O. Box 206, Goleta, CA 93116, U.S.A. (805) 968-1868 (phone and fax) e-mail: info@awareparenting.com Home page for the Aware Parenting Institute Aware Parenting is a philosophy of child-rearing that has the potential to change the world. Based on cutting-edge research and insights in child development, Aware Parenting questions most traditional assumptions about raising children, and proposes a new approach that can profoundly shift a parent's relationship with his or her child. Parents who follow this approach raise children who are bright, compassionate, competent, nonviolent, and drug free. Please click on the countries below for information about Aware Parenting activities around the world. Australia Austria Belgium Canada Est Read More Go to Site

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		The Natural Child Project - Celebrating attachment parenting andunschooling since 1996 ^Votes:0 Home Articles Counseling Gift Shop Gallery Donate Welcome to The Natural Child Project Our vision is a world in which all children are treated with dignity, respect, understanding, and compassion. In such a world, every child can grow into adulthood with a generous capacity for love and trust. Our society has no more urgent task. Donate Happy Holidays Shopping can be a challenge for families, especially during the holiday season. Please read, print, and distribute Jan Hunt's article "Ten Tips for Shopping with Children." English Spanish Quote of the Month "It is part of the mythology of childhood itself that children hate learning and will avoid it at all costs. Of course, anyone who has had a child knows what an absurd lie this is. From infancy onward, children are the most Read More Go to Site

		Trauma Headquarters ^Votes:0 An Online Community and Special Needs Resource Main Home Articles Forum Disorders Stress Coping Skills Symptoms of Stress Tidbits Store Contact Us ADSG Attachment Disorder Support Group Home Forum Adult RAD Attachment Disorder Support Group for Adults suffering from RAD Home Forum Devotionals Why the Wilderness The Strength of Joy Peace Like a River A Friend Listen Online! Focus on the Family Dr. James Dobson Adventures in Odyssey Insight For Living Chuck Swindoll FamilyLife Today Dennis Rainey In Touch Dr. Charles Stanley OnePlace.com Broadcast Portal 100+ Christian Radio Shows Search the Bible By Words Welcome to Trauma Headquarters! Trauma Headquarters is also the home of the Attachment Disorder Support Group (ADSG) and Adult Attachment Disorder . Both are divisions of Trauma Headquarte Read More Go to Site

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		Welcome to Attachment Parenting International ^Votes:0 Home · Support · API Journal · About API · Join · Store · Leader Login · EspaÑol Welcome to Attachment Parenting International (API) The mission of Attachment Parenting International (API) is to promote parenting practices that create strong, healthy emotional bonds between children and their parents. We believe these practices nurture and fulfill a child's need for trust, empathy, and affection, providing a lifelong foundation for healthy, enduring relationships. Through education, support, advocacy and research, API seeks to strengthen families and increase awareness of the importance of secure attachment, ultimately helping to reduce or prevent child abuse, behavioral disorders, criminal acts and other serious social problems. Get Involved Find a Support Group About API Events HOME / ab Read More Go to Site

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