The Power of Honesty in Child Welfare

In this episode of 3,000 Good Things, hosts Mike and Ashley engage in a heartfelt conversation with Neil, who shares his transformative journey from a difficult childhood to becoming a dedicated father. Neil discusses the importance of mentorship, the role of supportive professionals in his life, and the power of vulnerability and the importance of honest conversations. He emphasizes the need for parents navigating child welfare to understand the system as an ally and to be proactive in their recovery and reunification efforts with their children. PACT PROFILE: Being Honest   Grab Neil's Book, Real Life Feels Like This here: Real Life Feels Like This: A Memoir Book 1 of 3: McNeil, Neil: 9798375962986: Amazon.com: Books Learn more about PACT here: ⁠⁠https://www.pcsao.org/programs-events/pact/⁠⁠  Read about the PACT Behavioral Research Project here: ⁠⁠https://www.pcsao.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/PACTBehavioralResearchProject.pdf⁠⁠  Find Information about the 7 Guiding Principles of PACT here: ⁠⁠PACT7GuidingPrinciples.pdf (pcsao.org)⁠⁠  #3000GoodThings #PracticeInActionTogether #childwelfare #honesty #healing journey #fostercare #vulnerability