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Welcome to our News page—a space where we share meaningful updates, milestones, and moments from The Resiliency Publishing House and Help Me Sprout.
Here, you’ll find stories of growth, healing, and the ways our community continues to help children and families sprout.
Even in the rain, we are not alone.
Featured Story
Help Me Sprout Officially Recognized as a 501(c)(3)
We are now a registered nonprofit!
Thank you for supporting our mission to help children and
families heal.
On February 12, 2026, Help Me Sprout, Inc. was officially recognized by the federal government as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
This designation means that all eligible donations are tax-deductible. We are deeply grateful for the support, encouragement, and contributions from our community that helped make this milestone possible.
A Broken Twig Can Sprout now available in
Spanish!
Release Date: June 15, 2026
I am happy to announce that, by popular demand, A Broken Twig Can Sprout will now be available in Spanish!
This edition has been lovingly translated by my colleague from Colombia, Alexandra Castillo-Carrion, RN, BC, FNP.
I’m proud to share my newest children’s book:
Mommy, I Love You – Why Can’t I Stay With You?
Release Date: October 1, 2026
Mommy, I Love You—Why Can’t I Stay With You? is a children’s book that helps young readers understand the emotional impact of separation from a parent struggling with substance use disorder.
Through gentle, developmentally appropriate storytelling, the book reassures children that a parent’s inability to care for them is not a reflection of their worth, nor does it mean that they are not deeply loved.
Grounded in trauma-informed principles, this story supports emotional validation, reduces self-blame, and helps children begin to make sense of complex feelings such as love, confusion, and loss
I’m proud to officially announce the formation of the
Advisory Board for The Help Me Sprout Project.
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Help Me Sprout, Inc. is proud to announce the formation of its Advisory Board—a dedicated group of professionals committed to advancing our mission of supporting children and families impacted by adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).
The primary purpose of the Advisory Board is to guide the development of our signature educational initiative: A Broken Twig Can Sprout: Recognizing Emotional Distress in Children — A Guidebook for Parents and Educators.
Through their diverse expertise in healthcare, education, and child development, Advisory Board members will play an essential role in shaping both the book and its accompanying curriculum. Their contributions will help ensure that all content is grounded in evidence-based practices, trauma-informed principles, and real-world applicability.
By integrating professional insight with lived compassion, this collaborative effort aims to equip caregivers, educators, and communities with the tools needed to recognize emotional distress early and respond in ways that foster resilience, safety, and healing.
We are deeply grateful for their leadership and commitment to helping children not only endure—but grow, heal, and sprout.
Even broken twigs can sprout again.
The Advisory Board is composed of the following members: