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Ghosts from the Nursery by Robin Karr-Morse: Tracing the Roots of Violence, by Robin Karr-Morse, Meredith S. Wiley, T. Berry Brazelton (introduction)

Give Them Roots, Then Let Them Fly: Understanding Attachment Therapy by Carole A McKelvey

Handbook of Attachment Interventions,The, Edited by Levy

Healing the Hardware of the Soul, by Daniel G. Amen

High Risk Children Without a Conscience, by Dr. Ken Magid and Carole McKelvey

Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love - Sue Johnson; Hardcover

Holding Time, by Martha Welsh M.D. , by Simon and Schuster

holtintl.org/experts

Laughter, Attachment and Adopting Older Kids

Love Disorder, The, Conrad Boeding

Making & Breaking Affectional Bonds, by John Bowlby

Miracle Worker, The, by William Gibson

Parenting Teens with Love and Logic, by Cline & Fay

Parenting the Hurt Child, Keck & Kupecky

Parenting With Love and Logic, by Cline & Fay

Perspective Press - **great fact sheets

Primal Wound, by Nancy Verrier

Secret Life of The Unborn Child, The, by Thomas Verny M.D.

Secure Base: Parent-Child Attachment and Healthy Human Development, by John Bowlby

Therapeutic Parenting: It’s an Attitude, by Deborah Hage - to order call 970-984-2222

Touching (the Human Significance of the Skin), by Ashley Montagu

Understanding and Treating the Severely Disturbed Child

Parent Education Text "What shall we do with this child" 1982, Hope for High Risk and Rage Filled Children 1991, Conscienceless Acts Societal Mayhem 1995, four books by Foster Cline M.D.

When Adopted Toddlers Reject Their Parents

House of Rage

by Marta Whitney

Dents in the cupboards
Holes in the doors.
Gems of our lives.
Smashed on the floor.

Holiday memories,
Shattered once more.
Windows are broken
Walls scratched and torn

Our lives are shattered,
Tattered and worn.
He rages and rages
With hatred and scorn.

Will life ever feel
All cozy and warm?
And the feeling of tension
Be gone with the storm?

Will it ever stop raging.
Taking all in its path.
This storm of rage
Will it ever be past?

Its victims are many.
That live in this family
Some manage to escape
But not very many

When storm's eye is present
And the waters are calm
All things are more pleasant
We breathe deep and long.

But suddenly now
Just as quick as the calm.
Rage churns in a second
And takes us all down.

I'm praying one day
The storm will be calmed.
And blow far away
Far away from us all.

And over our home
A rainbow will stand
The rage will be gone
He will hold out his hand

Peace and love will abide
For as long as it can.
I pray it's forever
With God on our side.

And the peace of his love
Will grow and survive.

POEM - Please Hear What I Am Not Saying