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06-26-2014: Recognizing and Respecting the Signs of Mental Deficencies

Mental health professionals invest countless hours in agreeing on the criteria for a professional diagnosis of mental illness, and these professionals still find disagreement in most cases. So, how do we as lay persons begin to approach what we may see as signs of mental instability in love ones and associates?

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Join us Thursday, June 26, 2014 at 7pm CST for a discussion on this critical topic. Listen live online or dial in at 347-237-4648. Press 1 to share a comment or a question.

06-19-2014: Parenting the “Challenging” Child

Dealing with Mental Health and Other Parenting Challenges

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It really does take a Village to rear a child, yet, when that child exhibits behavior or physical differences from what we consider the norm – the Village has a tendency to exile the child and the parents.  How can we support those families and bring them back into community?

Our guests on the show are Debra Watson Islam of Gabriel’s Horn Foundation and Trent DeFrates – two parents who have come to understand this subject first hand.

You are welcome to join the conversation on June 19, 2014, at 7pm CST – live online  or dial in at 347-237-4648 (press 1 if you’d like to speak with the host or guest).

Son to Father

This week Coached 2 Love is celebrating fathers. Here’s an article from our own Clarence White.

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The conversation was too late.  My father called to give me his advice against divorcing my wife, who had recently bore our first child.  But, the decision had already been made in my mind and heart.  For a very brief moment I thought, you did the same thing and now you want to warn me.  The pain I felt from being a son would not allow me to receive warning of the pain I would feel as a father.

There are many things that I wished I known as a child.  I often wondered what I could have done better, or different, to maintain a relationship with my father.  There were times when I daydreamed about how my life would have been different with my father’s daily involvement.  My mind grappled with how my biological father felt about another man having daily access and influence over my development, even…

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06-12-2014: Ode to the Good Fathers

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Artist: Kevin Wak

Not every man has abandoned his children for career, the ‘streets’, another family, or jail. Far be it from the truth. There are a great number of men that have remained faithful to fatherhood. Their fidelity deserves applause. Let’s talk about good fathers and good fathering together, Thursday, June 12, 2014 at 7pm CST. Listen live online or dial 347-237-4648. Press 1 to speak with the host.

 

Join us this week as we salute fathers. Please share your favorite #DadsRule photo with us on your favorite social media outlet. Tag us so we can celebrate the great men in your life with you.

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