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Kind Words, Brave Kids: What Children Learn Whe...
Our children learn how to face hard things by watching us. When we use kind words, acknowledge our struggles, and show them how to recover from mistakes, we teach them...
Kind Words, Brave Kids: What Children Learn Whe...
Our children learn how to face hard things by watching us. When we use kind words, acknowledge our struggles, and show them how to recover from mistakes, we teach them...
Forcing Affection From a Child Can Damage Trust
Forcing a child to give hugs, kisses, affectionate words, or family endearments may create compliance, but it does not create connection. Respecting a child’s boundaries helps build the emotional safety...
Forcing Affection From a Child Can Damage Trust
Forcing a child to give hugs, kisses, affectionate words, or family endearments may create compliance, but it does not create connection. Respecting a child’s boundaries helps build the emotional safety...
Your Child Deserves to Feel Supported—Even Duri...
Your child deserves to feel safe, loved, and supported—even during difficult times. Discover how positive nurturing parenting can reduce conflict, strengthen your connection, and give your child the strong roots...
Your Child Deserves to Feel Supported—Even Duri...
Your child deserves to feel safe, loved, and supported—even during difficult times. Discover how positive nurturing parenting can reduce conflict, strengthen your connection, and give your child the strong roots...
Back-to-School Isn’t Just for Kids: Creating Ro...
Make This School Year About Growth for Everyone Your children will spend this year learning new skills, facing challenges, building confidence, and discovering more about themselves. You can do the...
Back-to-School Isn’t Just for Kids: Creating Ro...
Make This School Year About Growth for Everyone Your children will spend this year learning new skills, facing challenges, building confidence, and discovering more about themselves. You can do the...
When Your Children Aren’t With You: Coping With...
Being separated from your children during shared parenting time can bring sadness, loneliness, guilt, anxiety, jealousy, and grief. Parents can help themselves and their children adjust by learning to regulate...
When Your Children Aren’t With You: Coping With...
Being separated from your children during shared parenting time can bring sadness, loneliness, guilt, anxiety, jealousy, and grief. Parents can help themselves and their children adjust by learning to regulate...
What New Research Says About High-Conflict Co-P...
High-conflict co-parenting can make communication, cooperation, and decision-making incredibly difficult after separation or divorce. New research highlights the benefits of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in helping parents improve emotional...
What New Research Says About High-Conflict Co-P...
High-conflict co-parenting can make communication, cooperation, and decision-making incredibly difficult after separation or divorce. New research highlights the benefits of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in helping parents improve emotional...
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About Lasha Crowell Seaman, Ed.D
Lasha Crowell Seaman, Ed.D, is the Director of Bridges & Roots Family Services, LLC or BRFamilies.org. She brings a strong background in education, family support, cultural connection, leadership, and community-based services. Lasha has spent many years working with children, families, schools, communities, and organizations, helping people build stronger systems of support and healthier relationships.
Lasha raised her family in Greeley, Colorado, and has deep personal and professional roots in Northern Colorado. As a mother of two nearly grown sons and one foster son in college and the workforce, she understands the importance of family connection, stability, trust, and consistent support. Her heart for families comes from both lived experience and years of professional service.
Her doctorate in Organizational Transformation of Education reflects her commitment to helping individuals, families, and organizations grow through meaningful change. Lasha believes that families are strengthened when they are met with respect, structure, cultural understanding, and child-centered support.
Through Bridges & Roots Family Services, Lasha is committed to helping families build safer, healthier, and more meaningful connections. The organization provides supervised family parenting time, safe exchanges, parenting education, co-parenting support, nurturing parenting classes, and court documentation for families across Northern Colorado.
Lasha’s approach is grounded in neutrality, compassion, safety, and professionalism. She believes every family deserves the opportunity to build stronger connections, create stability, and support children in feeling safe, loved, and connected.