Even my free newsletter can change your life!

Thank you so much. Your articles have been right on the nose. You have been truly helpful and have made me realize that this just doesn’t happen to me. I look forward to future emails. Thanks again.

Lucy

Dear Noel,
I cannot help myself but to respond to your article. I have two sons myself ages 6 and 12 and I have to admit that most of the time “you hit the spot”. It’s unbelievable, amazing if I may say, how you handle the situations about children’s problems. Just would like to inform you I realy enjoy reading your articles and always waiting for the new one to come…
My best regards, Lea Remes

Dear Dr. Swanson,

I always enjoy your newsletter.

I am a parent Liaison, at Children Special Health Services, a clinic for children with special needs, in Alexandria, Louisiana.

I think you give very good advice, free of charge, in your newsletter. I understand you wanting to promote your book. After all, you have worked very hard on your achievements. And, I think it’s wonderful that you take the time to supply the public with such an informative newsletter.

A resource library is in the works, for the parents who attend our clinics. And, your book is a resource that will be included. Please understand, this is a work in progress, and I work for a non - profit organization. Our funds are limited. But, we are getting there. Make no mistake about it, your articles are greatly appreciated by me.

Thanks for all you do,

Cathy Dove

Hi dr Noel!

I was realy impressed with your last newsletter. With God’s help, I will have a job soon, so I can consider buying one of your books, because I appreciatte your advices.

Anyway, I want to thank you for all the newsletters you have sent me so far. If you can still continue to send me I will appreciatte, if not, it was useful for me to hear from you so many interesting and valuable things.

carmen

Dear Noel

I have read your latest article and I have to say you are quite right - if you don’t do some of the work yourself you will never get anywhere in life.

I have an 8 year old adopted daughter and last year (only 2 years) after adoption, my husband left us - since then I have had an awful lot of problems with her, although she is still a very loving and friendly little girl, I have had terrible problems getting her to sleep at night and she can be very aggressive and angry, which normally gets taken out on me and my possessions. I am getting “outside” help from Play Therapy but that only helps her really, it does not help me cope. Don’t get me wrong, we have more good times than bad times but it is always the bad ones that tend to stick in your memory and sometimes I feel that I have failed her by “losing” my husband so soon after we adopted her, but then that is another story!!!

Anyway what I actually wrote to say was that I find your book very useful, quite often after we have had yet another “disagreement” I will pull your book out and look at certain chapters on it and remind myself what I could have done in those circumstances to try and stop things going so far, I know hindsight is wonderful thing but at least I am learning through my mistakes and through some of the suggestions you make in your book and things really are getting better.

I guess what I am really trying to say is Thank you for your help. Your newsletters are always interesting and witty, and I just wanted to make sure that you get another “good” email today.

Kind regards

Ruth Midwinter

you have brought a lot of insight into our foster home and I too wish to

thank you.

We often refer to your advise in situations.

thank you–Judy Webster of McIntosh Mn. W

we do adult and child foster care.

Dear Noel

And subscribed I will be and stay!
Well done to you!!!
The truth always hurts and those people obviously have no clue or don’t want to have a clue about making changes in their life for the better.

Keep those newsletters rolling in as I read them religiously!!!

Again many thanks for your support, free GOOD advice and the time and effort to help us all in many different ways!

Yours faithfully
Petra Bader

You are a gem. Both of us parents are global Alpha Male and Female. But reading your response made so much sense. Intellectually and rationally we were there beforehand. In reality, the neat rationality…as you well know…is neither neat nor rational.
At the end of the day, we all fumble around irrespective of what feats we achieve in the “outside world”. Any sensible and practical guidance is a godsend.
We will always continue to stumble, fumble and learn (that’s the joy of life). But at the end of the day, our children are truly what we live for and we should embrace any help to that end.
As the Aussie’s say (even though originally I’m Scots) - “good on’ya mate!”
So thank you for the pratical tools. Keep doing the great work and the personal touch means so much.
Cheers - “Jane - Australia”

Thank you not only for the guide to good sleeping (as a parent I’m lacking this) but also the other “articles” as well. As a parent and a child care worker, the suggestions that you have for guiding children’s behaviour have been helpful in both areas.I appreciate you keeping me informed and becoming a better parent and child care worker.

Regards Cat

I find your emails an inspiration. Refreshing, disciplined and well

measured parenting - a dying method I believe.
Take care,

Adrienne Forsyth