The Park Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded by Dr. Faye Snyder. The foundation provides therapeutic and educational services to individuals, parents, and families seeking healthier relationships and emotional growth. Services include parenting and co-parenting support, anger management, and domestic violence counseling. The Park Foundation serves both court-ordered and self-referred clients.
Part of the foundation’s work is grounded in the causal theory, which focuses on understanding cause-and-effect relationships in human behavior. This approach helps individuals recognize how thoughts, choices, and actions lead to specific outcomes, encouraging accountability and empowering clients to make changes that support healthier relationships and long-term personal growth.
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The Casual Therory
We treat our children in a variation of how we were treated, unless we choose to modify our legacy with self-reflection and self-correction. Then, we either pass on the old or revised behaviors to our own children and those we encounter.
HOW WE BECOME WHO WE ARE
&
WHAT WE CAN DO TO IMPROVE
From birth, mirror neurons fashion "normal" according to how we are treated.
BEHAVIORAL PATTERNS ARE IMPRINTED CYCLES IN THE MOTOR CORTEX OF THE BRAIN UTILIZING MIRROR NEURONS. CHILDREN IMPRINT THE WAY WE TREAT THEM AND HOW THEY SEE US AS NORMAL. WE THEN TREAT OUR CHILDREN IN A VARIATION OFHOW WE WERE TREATED, UNLESS EW CHOOSE TO MODIFY OUR LEGACY.
The most important and influential relationship in life is the one of parent and child.
After that, how we relate to our parenting partner, whether we stay with them or not still matters profoundly for the children.
How we have been raised, will direct how we are inclined to act throughout our lives.
The good news is, it is NEVER too late to change yourself, your family, or your child.
Behold! This is the miracle of your design. This is your visit to Planet Earth. This is your adventure through involvement, self-observation and self-correction. Don't waste life comparing yourself to others. Compare yourself to your past and keep growing.
"Who Says Children Don't Come with a Manual?"
by Scott Clifton, Dr. Faye's son
