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I read a post on FB just this morning that invited me to reflect deeply. It was by a cousin of mine who lives in Britain. She was commenting on […]
Carrie Nantais, M.Div., MA, currently lives in Detroit, MI with her husband, David, and two sons, Liam (age 6) and Theo (age 3). She is completing her PhD in Clinical Psychology in May, 2017. Her areas of interest include: integration of spirituality and psychology, forgiveness, trauma and resiliency and women's health issues. When she takes care of herself, she enjoys yoga, being creative, singing loudly in the car and laughing with her family.
I read a post on FB just this morning that invited me to reflect deeply. It was by a cousin of mine who lives in Britain. She was commenting on […]
We have entered the next phase of parenting – one that I have been dreading almost as much as toilet training. “Why, mommy?” is a phrase that I hear constantly. Here […]
I’ve just survived one of the most difficult experiences I can think of as a parent—solo parenting! My husband had a work trip that required him to spend 5 full days in Los Angeles with his colleagues. Consequently, that meant that I was home alone with our son, Liam, now 3 years old, and managing all of the details of our lives the best I could. And the many bumps, twists, turns and failures made me realize how much I missed having my partner around.
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