Brad Watts

Again, he would be proactive and get both of them in therapy. Super important. Brad's final thought for you, every child is different. Every situation is different. None of this means that your son or daughter is different. destined to have serious mental health problems as a result.

But the best thing you could do would be to get them lined up with therapy, be a safe space for them, work through this experience, and just make sure there isn't anything more serious that needs to be addressed. If you do that, you'll be doing everything in your power to make sure your kids are all right and they continue developing in a healthy way.

But the best thing you could do would be to get them lined up with therapy, be a safe space for them, work through this experience, and just make sure there isn't anything more serious that needs to be addressed. If you do that, you'll be doing everything in your power to make sure your kids are all right and they continue developing in a healthy way.

But the best thing you could do would be to get them lined up with therapy, be a safe space for them, work through this experience, and just make sure there isn't anything more serious that needs to be addressed. If you do that, you'll be doing everything in your power to make sure your kids are all right and they continue developing in a healthy way.

So big thank you to Brad Watts for his wisdom and insight here. Check out Brad's book, Sibling Sexual Abuse, A Guide for Confronting America's Silent Epidemic. We're going to link to that in the show notes along with his website and his Twitter. You know who won't lose his livelihood by making a wildly inappropriate ad pivot? This guy. We'll be right back.

So big thank you to Brad Watts for his wisdom and insight here. Check out Brad's book, Sibling Sexual Abuse, A Guide for Confronting America's Silent Epidemic. We're going to link to that in the show notes along with his website and his Twitter. You know who won't lose his livelihood by making a wildly inappropriate ad pivot? This guy. We'll be right back.

So big thank you to Brad Watts for his wisdom and insight here. Check out Brad's book, Sibling Sexual Abuse, A Guide for Confronting America's Silent Epidemic. We're going to link to that in the show notes along with his website and his Twitter. You know who won't lose his livelihood by making a wildly inappropriate ad pivot? This guy. We'll be right back.

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Right. And in her letter, she said that all of this was possible because of a new law that went into effect in New York a few years ago, where if somebody can't afford cash bail, they often get released.

Right. And in her letter, she said that all of this was possible because of a new law that went into effect in New York a few years ago, where if somebody can't afford cash bail, they often get released.

Right. And in her letter, she said that all of this was possible because of a new law that went into effect in New York a few years ago, where if somebody can't afford cash bail, they often get released.

Yeah. But then this guy ended up burning her mom's house to the ground completely, trying to kill everyone.

Yeah. But then this guy ended up burning her mom's house to the ground completely, trying to kill everyone.

Yeah. But then this guy ended up burning her mom's house to the ground completely, trying to kill everyone.

So I remember part of her letter was coming to terms with the fact that she was fairly liberal. But after going through this experience, seeing the actual consequences of liberal policies like bail reform, she was really frustrated. She talked to other liberal people and they'd get uncomfortable or they'd hem and haw trying to tell her that, well, your family is the exception to the rule.

So I remember part of her letter was coming to terms with the fact that she was fairly liberal. But after going through this experience, seeing the actual consequences of liberal policies like bail reform, she was really frustrated. She talked to other liberal people and they'd get uncomfortable or they'd hem and haw trying to tell her that, well, your family is the exception to the rule.

So I remember part of her letter was coming to terms with the fact that she was fairly liberal. But after going through this experience, seeing the actual consequences of liberal policies like bail reform, she was really frustrated. She talked to other liberal people and they'd get uncomfortable or they'd hem and haw trying to tell her that, well, your family is the exception to the rule.

And, you know.