
Posts By Alison Morris

Introducing the Full Potential Parenting Podcast!
I'm excited to announce that The Full Potential Parenting Podcast is here! This podcast features short (6-12 min.) segments with stress release techniques that work, offers book reviews of books that have been transformational, informative, or inspiring, introduces concepts critical to any parent of a child who is experiencing big (and confusing) emotions and behaviors, and provides insights about non-pharma approaches to healing. The first few episodes are now available on iTunes here:...

The Full Potential Parenting Show with Guest Dr. Lucy Johnstone with A Disorder for Everyone!
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Emotional First Aid for Parents and Children
Questioning Psychology: beyond theory and control
"[Questioning Psychology] articulates the soul of the helping relationship"

Bonus Day for the Full Potential Parenting Summit!
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The Full Potential Parenting Summit
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Trauma Informed Yoga for Children
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New Self Help App for Trauma Relief available for free from the Peaceful Heart Network
Ulf Sandstrom and Gunilla Hamne of Peaceful Heart Network have spent years in Africa and now in Europe teaching survivors of civil wars and other traumas the Trauma Tapping Technique (TTT), which uses a simplified version of EFT tapping to relieve stress and trauma from the body without using words. They recently released a free app (available in multiple languages) with easy-to-follow video instructions. This would be a great way to introduce children to tapping. Here's what they had to...

Healing our Children World Summit starts March 26
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Healing our Children World Summit (online)
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The Healing our Children World Summit starts March 1
The Healing our Children World Summit (free, online event) starts March 1
New Member offering resources and training to parents of ACEs kids
Hi everyone! So glad to have found you all. (I'm still learning my way around so apologies if I've posted this in a few places.) I'm Alison Morris, single adoptive mother to a child with early developmental trauma whose ACEs score is sadly quite high. Even more sad is that I think my own parenting may have added a check or two since I had no idea what was going on for quite a while, and even when I did I found it SO hard to parent in a trauma-informed (connection- and relationship-based)...