For children from hard places, sensory challenges are often a symptom of trauma.

Parenting can be stressful. Add in the complexities of trauma and one cannot be compassionate if they don’t take care of themselves.

Enjoy this interview-style blog post with Sheila Wagler-Mills, LPCC-S, TBRI Practitioner and a foster-and-aboptive mom.

For parents of children from hard places, it can be a challenge to balance their child’s needs with their own.

Today, we’re starting a blog series based on the book, The Connected Parent, to give caregivers support as they raise youth with trauma.

Amidst the heartache of loss in the foster care system, our staff has had the opportunity to witness the joy of adoption in the last year.

James 1:27 calls God’s people to meet the needs of orphans. The Zieglers answered that call by joining Encourage Foster Care.

I believe that God directed the county to choose CCHO because it was what my son needed to help him become the man God created him to be.