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"What if I'm not the parent for this child?" The adoption that almost didn't happen, with Sarah How
As a school psychologist, my guest Sarah How was confident she was the perfect candidate to become an adoptive parent.
That's why she began the process of adoption while her two bio kids were still young. Turns out, though, that adoption and being a school psychologist weren't quite the same.
At one point Sarah almost terminated the process because she just didn't think she was the right mom for these kids.
And then she learned Nurtured Heart.
Listen to this vulnerable and moving account of Sarah How's parenting transformation.
To reach Sarah:
Email: [email protected]
Phone (Call or Text): 701-367-6687
Parent Coaching Website: opendoorfargo.com
Christian-based individual or parent coaching Website: SpeakTil.com.
TedxFargo link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXNl8NpyuY
Sarah How is a dynamic international speaker, author, school psychologist, and relationship coach. Her focus is on empowering others with knowledge and resources to connect and thrive in life. She is the mother of four children ages 18 to 26 and has been married to her husband Mark for the past 29 years. Sarah graduated from Moorhead State University with a Specialist degree in School Psychologist. She is a Nationally Certified School Psychologist with over 26 years of experience working in schools with children and teens from PreK-12th grade. In the field of education, she has served in leadership roles in both ND and MN associations for school psychologists. Sarah has authored several children's books which are also translated into multiple languages and recently co-authored a faith-based workbook for personal and spiritual growth. Sarah became an Advanced Trainer in the Nurtured Heart Approach in 2010 and has coached and trained countless families and educators in this relational approach. She serves internationally on the TIEF board, whose mission is to globally empower youth and adults' well-being. Her advocacy, passion, and experiences have led her to be invited to train in businesses, education, and faith communities, as well as coach individuals and families around the US and internationally.
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By Mussi DiskinAs a school psychologist, my guest Sarah How was confident she was the perfect candidate to become an adoptive parent.
That's why she began the process of adoption while her two bio kids were still young. Turns out, though, that adoption and being a school psychologist weren't quite the same.
At one point Sarah almost terminated the process because she just didn't think she was the right mom for these kids.
And then she learned Nurtured Heart.
Listen to this vulnerable and moving account of Sarah How's parenting transformation.
To reach Sarah:
Email: [email protected]
Phone (Call or Text): 701-367-6687
Parent Coaching Website: opendoorfargo.com
Christian-based individual or parent coaching Website: SpeakTil.com.
TedxFargo link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXNl8NpyuY
Sarah How is a dynamic international speaker, author, school psychologist, and relationship coach. Her focus is on empowering others with knowledge and resources to connect and thrive in life. She is the mother of four children ages 18 to 26 and has been married to her husband Mark for the past 29 years. Sarah graduated from Moorhead State University with a Specialist degree in School Psychologist. She is a Nationally Certified School Psychologist with over 26 years of experience working in schools with children and teens from PreK-12th grade. In the field of education, she has served in leadership roles in both ND and MN associations for school psychologists. Sarah has authored several children's books which are also translated into multiple languages and recently co-authored a faith-based workbook for personal and spiritual growth. Sarah became an Advanced Trainer in the Nurtured Heart Approach in 2010 and has coached and trained countless families and educators in this relational approach. She serves internationally on the TIEF board, whose mission is to globally empower youth and adults' well-being. Her advocacy, passion, and experiences have led her to be invited to train in businesses, education, and faith communities, as well as coach individuals and families around the US and internationally.