If we could, we would give everything away for free. We certainly don’t want finances to stand in the way of making sense of kids. While it’s not possible for us to offer our courses at no cost — there are real and ongoing expenses involved — the funds from their sale allow us to make select presentations freely available, especially those we believe are too important to keep behind a paywall.
Offering some of our materials as free resources is not a reflection of lesser value, but rather a statement of their invaluableness. If you find these offerings helpful, we warmly invite you to share this page with others who might also benefit.
If our work resonates with you, and you’d like to contribute, we’d be grateful for any amount you choose to give — it helps us keep going and continue sharing these insights more widely.
The Hold On to Your Kids Study Guide includes chapter-by-chapter discussion questions as well as an abundant collection of additional resources. We hope that this free guide will inspire the creation of book study groups – in schools, churches, synagogues, mosques and community centres – so that more parents, teachers and grandparents can access and explore together the rich and necessary insights that Dr. Neufeld provides in the book.
Based on science and the relational developmental approach of renowned psychologist Gordon Neufeld, Rest, Play, Grow reveals how adults have a critical role to play in creating the conditions for young children to flourish. This is the story of how young children develop, from their intense need for attachment and the vital importance of play to discipline that preserves growth.
To receive your FREE copy of the Rest, Play, Grow study guide, visit Deborah MacNamara’s website.
We want our free resources to be truly used—not just stored for “someday.” That’s why each one comes with a 30-day Campus Study Pass: a gentle nudge to begin now, while the invitation is fresh. We’ve found that when there’s a natural time frame, people are more likely to dive in and benefit from the resource.
In this empowering keynote, Dr. Gordon Neufeld reveals how stress, when understood through the lens of emotion and attachment, can become a source of strength. He explores how nature equips both children and adults to recover and adapt — and how we as caregivers can nurture resilience, even when life’s challenges don’t let up.