Part Two of Family Court Lessons with Catherine Bonandin and Angel J Storm Ph.D.

Here’s the transcript for this second part: 00:01Angel J StormWelcome back to part two of my interview with Cat. If you haven’t checked out part one, be sure to do that first. You can find the link to that in the description of this video. Otherwise, let’s get back to the interview.  00:12Caterina BonandinAnd so …

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Part One of Family Court Lessons with Catherine Bonandin and Angel J Storm Ph.D.

Here’s the transcript for this first part of the interview: 00:00Angel J StormHi, everybody. Welcome to my YouTube channel. I’m doctor Angel Storm. I am so excited to be here with you today with a very special guest. Catherine Bonandin was a former client of mine. We are still good friends. We keep in touch. …

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Anarchapulco 2024: Innerstanding Coercive Control, a Sovereign Living Presentation

Here’s the transcript for the speech above. 01:22Caterina BonandinHey, guys, I’m back. Hi. All right, I wanted to tell you guys a few stories. I am writing a book. It’s called memoirs of a radical. When I became an activist, it was in 2006, I was an intern at the National association of Insurance Commissioners. …

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Soulful Interiors: Reflections from the Book ‘Shelter for the Spirit’

One of my favorite books that I read in 2023 is Shelter for the Spirit. As a homesteader who works from home and homeschools, my home is the centerpiece of my lifestyle.  When my older children were toddlers I moved into a converted school bus where I’d spend most of my day to day life …

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Embracing My Reading Challenges: A Personal Tale of Overcoming Dyslexia

My mom would sit at the kitchen table and do reading flash cards with me. I would cry. The written language was so hard for me to figure out. While I was super high functioning academically, reading never became automatic for me, or fully integrated. I have seriously struggled to learn to spell, and I …

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