“had failed to learn the value of money and how to work for it. And in a Center for a New American Dream survey, a vast majority of parents (87 percent) reported that the consumerism of modern society makes instilling… — Richard Bromfield Copy Share Image
“Not one of us gets all of the understanding we want, and few get as much as we need.” — Richard Bromfield Copy Share Image
“Given the considerable number of children who come to therapy begrudgingly, you might expect me to rejoice for those who come with bells on their toes. And sometimes I do. Experience has tempered my exuberance, however, since the speediest in are often also the speediest out. James, who had spent his second hour raving about his first, never came to… — Richard Bromfield Copy Share
“Attachment begins early but grows slowly. There are no shortcuts. Verbal guarantees of safety or nurturance carry no more weight than those for hair-replacement systems and miracle slicers. A therapist must prove trustworthy over time. Only consistent experiential demonstrations, in times of both quietude and turbulence, convince the child. Though all children love to be wined and dined, the safety,… — Richard Bromfield Copy Share
“underscores the fact that parents’ fears are well founded. The numbers don’t lie, and there are too many of them to ignore or dismiss… — Richard Bromfield Copy Share Image
“had failed to learn the value of money and how to work for it. And in a Center for a New American Dream survey,… — Richard Bromfield Copy Share Image
“numbers. According to a 2007 survey conducted by AOL and the family magazine Cookie, 94 percent of parents say their children are spoiled, up… — Richard Bromfield Copy Share Image
“Like a good harbor, the child therapist offers the besiegedc child physical shelter, tolerance of her defensive preoccupation, and a rare opportunity to let… — Richard Bromfield Copy Share Image
