running away

hey hey, friends! On today's episode, we're talking about all the fears, concerns, planning, and the reasons behind my running away... Even the deep-rooted issues. Although my intentions may be pure, I do have ulterior motives for doing so...  I dive into it ALLL! The psychology, the pros and cons, and all the hard-hitting questions you need to ask yourself before making such a big life decision. 

Would you run away as far as you could from your hometown? 

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In this episode, Sarah Dillon tells us why traumatized children run away or abscond from loving and caring foster and adoptive families. 

She understands this problem in depth both as a professional and because she was once a runner herself. 

Sarah tells us children run away for fear-based reasons which do not reflect badly on their foster or adoptive parents.

They may not seriously intend staying away but it is likely that they are trying to make sense of unprocessed trauma.

Her advice is not to make a big deal out of it no matter how anguished you may feel.

You need to help them feel it’s not about them but about what happened to them. 

Sarah mentions three books which listeners may find useful:

The A-Z of Therapeutic Parenting by Sarah Naish
The Quick Guide to Therapeutic Parenting by Sarah Naish and Sarah Dillon



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My two year old has a habit of running away. He knows what he wants and he figures out how to go for it. Although this is not a good thing, and we have taken steps to make it harder for him to do, I realized there is a positive spin on his actions. Am I doing what I can to live the FULL life God created me to live?

Scripture references: Psalm 16:11, John 10:10b, Psalm 145:18, Psalm 73:28, Matthew 28:20. 

Link to episode 22: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1237064/5833207

*If your child has actually run away, I am so sorry. I do not want to make light of that. 

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