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Love Can Help Heal Disorders Related to Attachments

“Your actions towards your RAD children may seem very small and ordinary, but if you do it with love, it gets pleasing and powerful”. In my heart, I heard God say this to me tonight when I visited the Adoration Chapel. I asked him to talk to me. This afternoon, I had a very long [...]

November 4, 2010
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To Spank or Not To Spank

I’m confused. I go to confession and mention that I was overly harsh in disciplining my children… well one of them. The priest usually says something like, it’s not a sin to spank them, or they owe you obedience. So, while I see his point, and I’m not opposed to spanking them at all… it’s that I do [...]

September 2, 2010
Categories: Catholic Family, Children Discipline, Healing, Mrs. Treasures Advice, Mrs. Treasures' Opinion, raising children, Trauma in Children . Tags: another method of discipline that works than spanking, biblical discipline, discipline for children, methods of discipline, spanking, spanking as a discipline, spanking does not work, why spanking does not work . Author: mrstreasures . Comments: Leave a Comment

How many times do we forgive our RAD or BPD child?

How many times do we need to forgive our children with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) or Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)? Day in and day out?? Its like a cheating husband or wife, u never can fully get the trust back. My daughter lies and steals everyday all day long. When is enough enough? When this [...]

July 10, 2010
Categories: Catholic Healing, Comfort, Health, Letters to Mrs. Treasures, Mrs. Treasures Advice, Mrs. Treasures' Opinion, Psychological Disorders, raising children, Reactive Attachment Disorder, stepfamilies, Trauma in Children . Tags: books for BPD, books of RAD, deal with RAD, deal with reactive attachment disorder, giving up on adopted child, healing borderline child, healing borderline children, healing BPD kids, healing RAD kids, how to heal a bpd child, how to help attachment-challenges, how to love RAD child, how to love your bpd child, RAD and trauma, RAD news, symptoms of BPD, symptoms of RAD, tips to handle adopted child, tips to handle bpd illness, tips to handle rages of bpd child, tips to heal a bpd child, understanding RAD, updated strategies for healing . Author: mrstreasures . Comments: Leave a Comment

Are you at your wit’s end with your difficult child?

I’m a certified mother of a difficult child and the ten steps on how to deal with this kind of child are just timely and very helpful to me. Thanks for sharing your article.May the good Lord bless you. Sarah (June 24, 2010) This is the article she is talking about: Ten Tips for How [...]

June 24, 2010
Categories: Borderline Personality Disorder, Catholic Healing, Comfort, How-to Articles, Letters to Mrs. Treasures, Psychological Disorders, raising children, Reactive Attachment Disorder, stepfamilies, teens, Trauma in Children . Tags: adopted child and being difficult, how to deal with difficult child, how to handle emotional disturbance, how to handle rages, is my child BPD, is your adopted child difficult, RAD diagnosis and your difficult child, Reactive Attachment Disorder, tips for difficult child, you have a difficult child . Author: mrstreasures . Comments: Leave a Comment

Anniversary Gift from 16 year old daughter – A SONG

My husband and I celebrated our anniversary right after his birthday. Our funds were very limited that day because we were on a string of misfortunes. Anyhow, we went to mass with our oldest son to thank God for our marriage. We headed to my favorite place “The Cheesecake Factory”. I got him our first [...]

March 2, 2010
Categories: anniversary, Healing, Original Songs, Psychological Disorders, raising children, teens, Trauma in Children . Tags: anniversary song, healing in RAD children . Author: mrstreasures . Comments: Leave a Comment

When Your Child is Poor in Spirit – The Difficult Child

Last night, I watched the movie “Monsieur Vincent”. It was a black and white film in English captions. These kind of films might discourage a person right away. Some viewers do not like to read captions but please give it a chance. It won the Best Foreign Language Film (Oscars) in 1948. It is the [...]

February 13, 2010
Categories: Abortion and Healing, Borderline Personality Disorder, Catholic Family, disorders, Psychological Disorders, raising children, saints, Trauma in Children . Tags: child desperate, healing our difficult chlld, how to deal with difficult child, how to help depressed kids, how to help suicidal kids, suicidal . Author: mrstreasures . Comments: 2 Comments