For Faith & Family | Hardwired to Connect | Comments

Comment 1

Sun, 27 Apr 2008 23:09:24 CST

I have been in the counseling realm for over 20 years and finally some people are realizing how important it is to keep the family structure in tact! God Bless America. Keep this article going, every pastor, teacher/educator, judge/lawyer/politician/president and law maker should read this article.

Comment 2

Wed, 07 May 2008 10:33:02 CST

This report, which I would like to see in more detail (where is it available?) confirms what I have learned in my professional work.

Comment 3

Fri, 09 May 2008 22:07:24 CST

I am a teacher. A few years ago I moved to a small town with small school, the religious infrastructure of the town is very strong, many of the people who live in this town are also related. It is a VERY family oriented town.
One day the school counselor and I were visiting and she commented how, in all the schools she has been in she has seen very little depression in the children in this school. The connectedness these children experience in this community stands out like no other I have been in, and the answer to her observation is found in the presentation of Hardwired to Connect. This town IS all the things recommended. The people are committed to the children, they are all connected, the whole town turns out for school events, FATHERS come on field trips and help out at the school. All adults tell the kids put your sweater on and they do. Connected ness works, I see it .

Comment 4

Wed, 14 May 2008 21:06:33 CST

this article can bring communities together! i believe that the basic structure is already in place and organizations are waiting for someone to take the lead. If you have read the article, it must mean that its up to you and i to move on this! God Bless