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The Quiet Strength of Fathers and Mentors
June celebrates Father’s Day, a time when many of us pause to celebrate fathers, grandfathers, and mentors who have shaped our lives. From a counseling viewpoint, the influence of these figures often comes not from big moments but from something … Continue reading
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Tagged children, counseling, emotions, family, mental-health, mood, parenting, psychology, Wellness
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The Quiet Influence of Caregivers
May brings Mother’s Day, a time to celebrate the mothers and caregivers who have shaped our lives. Beyond cards and flowers, the day provides a chance to reflect on the enduring impact caregivers have on our emotional growth. Long before … Continue reading
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Tagged caregiving, children, counseling, emotions, family, mental-health, parenting, psychology, Wellness
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Two Recognitions for Family Dynamics Book!
I’m humbled and excited to share that my book , Family Dynamics, has been awarded a Gold Medal by the North American Book Awards in the category of Parenting & Family. In addition, it’s a shortlister for the 2026 Penmasters Global Nonfiction Awards. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged BookAwards, family, Family health, mental-health, parenting
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Public Radio Interviews Dr. Tom Swisher
Tom Hall of WYPR interviews Dr. Swisher About “Family Dynamics & The Holidays.” Click Here
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Tagged counseling, family, holidays, mental-health, parenting, psychology, Wellness
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Dr. Tom Swisher briefly reviews the topics covered in his successful new book: Family Dynamics
Available on Amazon Here
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Tagged children, family, Family Dynamics, mental health, parenting, relationships
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Benefits of Unstructured Play for Children & Adults
Unstructured Play Now that summer is here, encourage unstructured play for little ones in your life and for yourself! Unstructured play holds profound benefits for children’s development and as a stress release for adults. Unstructured Play Fosters Creativity and Imagination. … Continue reading
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Tagged child-development, children, creativity, flow, parenting, play
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