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Motherwell talks to best-selling author Christie Tate

Christie Tate Group book cover
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One of the rules in group therapy is no secrets. The members become your support system, and everyone can talk about anything they want, without limitations.

December 2, 2020 Books

Cancer taught me you don’t need to be a perfect mom

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My daughter was born four weeks after I was diagnosed with breast cancer. By Jenny Leon

August 10, 2020 Family, Parenting Challenges

How to explain blame and divorce to my son

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“Momma was crying last night,” my seven-year-old said. “She was crying because you left our family.” By Erik Raschke

May 30, 2018 Parenting Challenges

The day my daughter told us her disability is love

Love painted in white lettering on wooden panels
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I’m terrified that my teenager, who has Down syndrome, won’t ever find real love—and also that she will, but that it won’t be the right kind. By Amy Silverman

January 17, 2018 Parenting Challenges

The day my stepson said I love you

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Already in love with the boy’s father, I wanted to build something special with his son too.
By Hillary Vaillancourt

September 7, 2017 Family, Parenting Challenges

Pictures of you: choosing a child to adopt

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We’ve raised three children of our own, but still have a little parenting left in us.
By Julianne Palumbo

March 15, 2017 Parenting Challenges

On telling my kids I love them

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I don’t think we are a family who loves each other in some especially profound way. We have just made the words that stand for our love a part of the verbal dance we do.
By Lauren Apfel

May 1, 2016 Culture
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