Parenting > Interpersonal Relations

Everything can seem livelier and merry if you perceive it through the eyes of your inner child. One mere look at your inner child can change how you live your life; it can change how you struggle with trauma and all the abuse you have borne. Suffering is no more a hurdle if you reparent your inner child and heal yourself by healing the wounds that have scarred you from within. Listen to your inner child and nurture it, for it has been imprisoned and enslaved by the terror of delirium. Look at your inner child through the eyes of someone who knows what being hurt feels like, and that is where the journey of your healing begins. And once you acknowledge the child within you, y ...

In this book, Rebecca Thompson offers solutions that go beyond trying to change behaviors and are based on what truly matters: Building connected, trusting family relationships and bonds that can weather any situation. Her approach is grounded in science and research and uses straightforward language and examples. As parents, we have a steady diet of conflicting information coming at us from all directions. The long list of essential dos and don'ts has most of us spinning our wheels in indecision, not knowing what we're actually supposed to do. We follow parenting advice from "experts" even if it doesn't feel right because we aren't sure what else to do. Consciously Parenting is ab ...

Kissing Our Children Goodbye is a collection of prose that captures the many circumstances where children are in contact with loving and thoughtful people. The stories depict underlying hopes for eternal recognition of love, caring and protection. Even adults who experience painful childhoods will identify with circumstances that separate children from nurturing parent figures. The idea of kissing children is the ritual of reminding each person of belonging in the midst of a world filled with distractions, disappointments and unpredictability. Each of us can find ways to "Kiss" children to confidence, security and success. Enjoy and be reminded of the bliss of being kissed. Peace, Denise

When my talented daughter was diagnosed as having "bipolar disease", the hearts of my wife and I wept for the hurt of it. They told us there was not a medical cure, only the use of medicine to help soothe emotions of the patient. I prayed to God for help; then an idea came to me called, "When Wishes Come". I wrote daily, simple neat thoughts as a solace for her to read. This book is a collection of those thoughts that came from the roots of love and from the Above Skies Ethereal. With love from her Mother and Father.