School Refusal vs School Avoidance: What's Really Going On?
Have you ever looked at your child and thought, “I love you, but I don’t like you very much right now”, and then immediately felt guilty for even thinking it?
It’s one of those thoughts we don’t usually admit. Not to our friends. Not to our family. Sometimes, not even to ourselves.
But if you’re ra…
The Trial of the Queen of Hell, Martha Carrier: August 3, 1692
August 3, 1692: Grand Jury True Bills and Martha Carrier’s Death SentenceWe take you into the packed courtroom of Salem’s Court of Oyer and Terminer on Wednesday, August 3, 1692, as arrests, complaints, and grand jury hearings collide: Mary Post is seized in Rowley, Robert and John Swan accuse Mary…
The Examination of Daniel Eames: August 13, 1692
Daniel Eames Examined: Touch Tests, Poppets, and Andover Accusations (Aug. 13, 1692)We follow the Salem witch trials record on August 13, 1692, as Salem justices examine Daniel Eames of Boxford, with John Higginson Jr. taking notes, amid dramatic claims from afflicted witnesses. Elizabeth Johnson J…
I Love My Child... But, Sometimes I Don't Like Them
Have you ever looked at your child and thought, “I love you, but I don’t like you very much right now”, and then immediately felt guilty for even thinking it?
It’s one of those thoughts parents rarely say out loud. But when you’re raising a struggling teen, there may be times when everything you’ve…
The Weight of Parent Guilt: Letting Go of “What If?”
Have you ever looked at your struggling teen and wondered, “Did I miss something? Should I have seen this sooner? What if I had done things differently?”
I hear questions like these from parents all the time. Sometimes they say them out loud, and sometimes I can simply hear the guilt in their voice…
The Search for Witchcraft Suspect Elizabeth Colson: September 4, 1692
Constable Parker’s Arrests and Elizabeth Colson’s Escape — September 4, 1692We follow Reading Constable John Parker as he arrests Mary Colson, Mary Taylor, and Jane Lilly, including a chilling remark attributed to Taylor about Mrs. Marshall facing a fate like Mary Warren’s and a “hotter pot” hereaf…
The Trial of Dorcas Hoar: September 6, 1692
September 6, 1692: Ann Pudeator’s Grand Jury Evidence and Dorcas Hoar’s Guilty VerdictStep into September 6, 1692, as we track a pivotal day in the Salem witch trials: Alice Parker is re-examined, the Court of Oyer and Terminer summons witnesses against Mary Esty, and the grand jury presses forward…
That's Not True: When You and Your Kids See It Differently
Have you ever had your child say something to you and immediately thought...
“That’s not true”?
“You don’t trust me.”
“You never do anything for me.”
“You don’t love me.”
As parents, our instinct may be to start explaining all the reasons they’re wrong.
But what if we waited for just a moment befor…
Treatment Isn't Failure — And It Isn't a Guarantee
Making the decision to send your child to a higher level of care is something no parent takes lightly.
By the time you reach that point, you’ve probably already tried everything you know how to do. You’ve hoped things would get better, held onto the good stretches, and wondered if maybe you had fin…
The Salem Witch Trials and Robert Eggers' The Witch
The Witch (2015) and Salem Witch Trials Testimony: Caleb’s Scene Through 1692 Court RecordsWe compare Robert Eggers’ 2015 film The Witch to 17th-century New England witchcraft folklore and the 1692 Salem Witch Trials court transcripts, showing how Caleb’s climactic deathbed scene reflects the conte…
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