Monday- From the Archives: Interview with Lillian Firestone on The Forgotten Language of Children

Posted on August 28, 2017 by Mary Rothschild • 1 Comment

Welcome to Monday from the Archives: each Monday, something from the archives of Mary Rothschild: interviews, articles, insights. Today, the audio and transcript of an interview with author Lillian Firestone about her book The Forgotten Language of Children: A Journey in Living Authentically, originally aired on Brattleboro Community Radio in Vermont on October 18, 2011. … Continue reading →

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Addressing Parental Anger: A Way In to Re-Wiring Habits

Posted on October 1, 2016 by Mary Rothschild • Leave a comment

In the US, psychologists like Steven Stosny point to a link between anger and parental feelings of inadequacy. While the situations he cites will ring true to many of us as parents: the end of a bad day is likely to set off reactions, etc., I would advocate for a nuts-and-bolts, practical review of … Continue reading →