You are inspired by the stories of other Family’s Journey Through . . .
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You and your crew are starting to learn the skills it takes to confidently work together through life-changing adventures.
However, you are still looking for joy in your journey. Fear, anger, shame, hopelessness, and despair seem to repeatedly steal the joy and confidence you and your family need for this adventure called life. Here at Brad Robison, M.D., and Associates, we can help with diagnosis and treatment planning. We can teach you a host of coping and parenting skills. But, we do not have healing in a pill or therapeutic technique. We recognize that the greatest things we can offer you and your family are respect, security, compassion, and hope. When you enter into a relationship with us, and when you in turn accept and offer to the best of your ability the same respect, security, compassion, and hope, there are times that sacred space is created.
We believe that sacred space is a place to explore and experience the reality of God and become all we were created to be. Though we do not possess healing nor can we give it, we believe that there are times in sacred space in which healing can occur. Not in some supernatural way, but in a deeply personal and transcendent manner.
In Sacred Space, you will find despair transformed into hope, fear transformed into courage, anger transformed into passion, shame transformed into loving acceptance and maybe, just maybe, joy will return to your journey.
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Brad Robison, M.D. Dr. Robison has been a support and guide, walking alongside countless individuals and families for the past 30 years. “I wish I could wave a magic wand to fix every problem and calm every crisis for my patients and their families. Unfortunately, I still have not found that wand. What I have found if amazing people in each and every one of the patients and families I have had the privilege to work with. They have taught me that my true role is to be a knowledgeable guide, patiently walking beside them as they find solutions to problems, peace through the crisis, and joy in the journey.”