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Kindred’s Quarter Century of Serving the Re-Generation Read 88 five-star reviews of our nonprofit work and support our work on our Great Nonprofits'…

Editor's Note: The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study and its initiatives, formally named ACES, has evolved to include Positive and Adverse Childhood…

But when a pill is the primary treatment without attention to the full relational and social context of individual suffering, people remain stuck in patterns…

"So…what now? We need an antidote—something we can apply to this wound. What is the antidote to fragility? It is this—robustness. Robustness is the opposite of…

Editor's Note: The following is a statement by Stephanie Mines, PhD, delivered during COP26 proclaiming Code Red for Health Justice. I refuse to accept the…

Our brains need empty space to dream, concoct, and innovate. Einstein himself believed his best ideas came to him during his violin breaks, what he called…

The importance of buffering adverse childhood experiences KEY POINTS Adversity in childhood is associated with poor physiologic regulation, seen in…

This is the Letter from the Editor for the October 2021 Issue of Kindred. Read the issue here. “Until we understand and act as if we are the earth, each…

Kathy Jones, Priestess of Avalon, UK, presents with Kindred World’s president, Darcia Narvaez, author of this post, at the Maternal Gift…

Listen below to Pam Leo, Connection Parenting author and Book Fairy Pantry Project founder, read her new book to Kindred Fellows during this past summer's…