Man tries to evict 98-year-old mom from Conn. home
February 18, 2012 by Cary · Leave a Comment
Man tries to evict 98-year-old mom from Conn. home
his may seem out of the norm, but trust me it is not. I have seen people go through great lengths to get what they feel entitled to. This would have been a great case for us. We could have addressed the heart of the matter and [...]
“Mother claims son was forced to drink urine”
October 2, 2011 by Cary · Leave a Comment
Article: “Mother claims her son was forced to drink urine”
An example of extreme bullying. Per the child’s mother, school intervention was minimal despite such an aggressive action against her child.
Sanchez and Baietto take bullying and school aged conflict very seriously. We have dedicated an entire aspect of our business to help children and parents navigate [...]
Article on TBO – Hoarder Symposium
September 21, 2011 by Cary · Leave a Comment
Article on TBO titled “Symposium focuses on hoarding, associated issues”
This will be a FREE event with lunch provided. There will be several panelist discussing hoarding issues, including: an attorney, psychologist, professional organizer, DECON, property appraiser,and a geriatric care manager. Sanchez & Baietto will be discussing family conflict issues as they relate to hoarding.
Date: Friday, September [...]
Bullying and Labels
September 2, 2011 by Cary · Leave a Comment
There’s been a lot of talk about bullying in the media recently. Multiple reports have come out indicating that bullying is on the rise. What exactly is bullying? There’s cyber bullying, emotional bullying, physical bullying and the list goes on… when discussing bullying a distinction is always made between the bully (the bad/mean one) and [...]
“The Talk”
August 16, 2011 by Cary · Leave a Comment
“The Talk”
The 1 hour show discussed having “the talk” with family members regarding their mortality and issues surrounding end of life ranging from medical decisions, living arrangements and money. This is a topic we have been discussing in open forums and have dedicated an entire part of practice to. We believe in family unity at [...]
Psycho Ex-Wife Blog
August 10, 2011 by Cary · Leave a Comment
So sad that this is what this family has been torn down to… A freedom of speech battle. This is an example of conflict defining the relationship. In the core of this issue are two adults who have not managed their conflict and due to the unresolved hurt and need for revenge have managed to [...]
Family Feuds
July 7, 2011 by Cary · Leave a Comment
Let’s face it, families are not perfect. At times our families can seem more like Animal Kingdom than the Cleavers.
Conflict within family is inevitable. Our family members have a unique way of “pressing our buttons” better than anyone in this world. Family strife is difficult and hurtful. They know us best. They know our weaknesses [...]
Aging Parents: What happens next?
May 26, 2011 by Cary · Leave a Comment
So many families are exhausting all of their resources trying to care for an aging parent while caring for their own family. I personally spoke to three families today who are at odds at with “what happens next?” The parent is fearful that their future will be decided in some haphazard way, all while the [...]
Rules without Relationship = Rebellion
May 20, 2011 by Cary · Leave a Comment
Rules without Relationship = Rebellion…this applies not only to our own children which we have been entrusted to train up in the way of the Lord, but also for ourselves with our relationship with the Lord. Being a Christian is not about rules and a list of things you can’t do. It’s about having a [...]
Anxiety
May 17, 2011 by Cary · Leave a Comment
3 Main Reasons for Anxiety:
Fear of the Future
Conflict in the Present
Past Regret
Anxiety literally causes a state of uneasiness and apprehension, and at times makes one feel as though they are suffocating. How many times do we experience it in our own lives? The Word of God is clear on worry and anxiety. God knows what [...]
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