Dr. Reedy reviews the amazing book from Daniel Siegel and Mary Hartzell, "Parenting from the Inside Out." The authors of this book explore how a parents ability to explore their own childhood and heal their own attachments has an impact on their ability to parent and form healthy attachment with their children.

In part 2 of his book review, "Parenting from the Inside Out," Dr. Reedy discusses the impact on children when parents explore their own trauma and childhood.

In part 2 of his book review, "Parenting from the Inside Out," Dr. Reedy discusses the impact on children when parents explore their own trauma and childhood.

Dr. Reedy talks about how and why we self-sabotage and how this understanding can lead to a more helpful response to our children's behaviors.

Dr. Reedy talks about how and why we self-sabotage and how this understanding can lead to a more helpful response to our children's behaviors.

Dr. Reedy answers questions from siblings and family members about having and supporting a loved one in treatment. He discusses vulnerability and the need for everyone to have some shared understanding of tools and insights in order to connect.

Dr. Reedy answers questions from siblings and family members about having and supporting a loved one in treatment. He discusses vulnerability and the need for everyone to have some shared understanding of tools and insights in order to connect.

Dr. Reedy talks about the pitfalls of trying to be "right" in our relationships. Rather than being right, learning to be a self in our relationships is preferred. He explains how this need comes from a poor sense of self in the parents and can lead to a poor sense of self in the child.

Dr. Reedy talks about the pitfalls of trying to be "right" in our relationships. Rather than being right, learning to be a self in our relationships is preferred. He explains how this need comes from a poor sense of self in the parents and can lead to a poor sense of self in the child.

Dr. Reedy discusses how we can develop gratitude in our lives though mindfulness and by learning to feel all our feelings. He also discusses the challenges of gathering family together during this holiday season.