by Harriet Heath | Oct 18, 2021 | Blog
Howard Brinton concluded: ‘The most important consideration is not the right action in itself but a right inward state out of which right action will arise. Given the right inward state, right action is inevitable.’ That right action was to be seen by...
by Harriet Heath | Sep 22, 2021 | Blog
“Andy won’t share.” “Bobby won’t share.” The two-year-olds screamed at each other while each held firmly to one of the ends of the truck. Mom could pull the toy from the hands saying, “If you boys can’t play nicely with the truck we’ll just put it up on the shelf for...
by Harriet Heath | Sep 22, 2021 | Conversations in Parenting
“Andy won’t share.” “Bobby won’t share.” The two-year-olds screamed at each other while each held firmly to one of the ends of the truck. Mom could pull the toy from the hands saying, “If you boys can’t play nicely with the truck we’ll just put it up on the shelf for...
by Harriet Heath | Aug 4, 2021 | Book Review
Reviewed by Harriet Heath, Ph.D. This book, though over twenty years old, gives the basic information parents need if they want to guide their children in emotionally healthy ways. It is a how to for parents who want to help their children deal with their emotions as...
by Harriet Heath | Jul 11, 2021 | Book Review
The authors wrote this book because they knew “that conversation is the ideal tool to help you (the parent) develop a deep and long-lasting relationship with your kids.” This exceptionally well written and pragmatically organized book in a very succinct way guides the...
