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Ron Huxley is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist currently practicing on the Central California Coast. He specializes in trauma, attachment and nontraditional families (like divorced, step, and adoptive families). He is the author of the book "Love and Limits: Achieving a Balance in Parenting" and has been in the field of parenting and me ntal health for 2 decades. Ron believes in taking a strength-based approach to parenting that builds on solutions and not problems. He believes that the "person is not the problem, the problem is the problem" and he creatively crafts a parenting strategy that fits each family situation. He is a Certified Family Wellness Instructor, Incredible Years Parenting Instructor and he has advanced training in Play Therapy and Trauma Interventions. He has spoken to parents on the importance of having a Balanced Parenting Styles and Secure Attachment in every conceivable setting, from a Women’s Prison to Parent/Teacher Conferences to Corporate Board Rooms. He has written articles for Child Magazine, Readers Digest, Pregnancy Magazine, the Recovery Journal, Self-Help Online and Woman’s World. He has appeared on numerous television and radio shows including BBC Radio, LA Talk Radio, the Leeza Gibbons Show and Oprah.com. Currently, he is directing a children's mental health clinic in California that specializes in attachment and trauma issues for foster care and adoptive families.

Posts by Ron Huxley's:

• August 30, 2010 Keep your relationship alive

• March 3, 2010 What’s your emotional trigger?

• March 3, 2010 What’s your emotional trigger?

• February 18, 2010 Imperfection and Marketing (a Spiritual View)!

• February 10, 2010 Learn how Super Bowl Ads Fumbled…

• February 5, 2010 Have you Ego Surfed? This is essential to branding…

• February 3, 2010 Should a Therapist “Friend” a Client on Social Networks?

• February 2, 2010 Your Not That Different

• June 4, 2009 80/20 Rule: Pareto Principle

• June 4, 2009 Life in the Information Age!

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