DAHATCH, LLC and Dr. David A. Hatch Books
Addressing homelessness is crucial, especially for individuals who find themselves unable to pay their bills, lose their housing, or face the risk of losing their children due to poor decisions made in their struggle to get by each day.
"Many people around the world—both men and women—confront challenges such as homelessness, domestic violence, and suicidal thoughts. Unfortunately, many remain silent due to hopelessness and fear. To understand more about the author of several impactful books, including "The Will to Survive," "Pieces: The Broken Lives of Many People," "No More Pain: Truth About Children Who Grew Up in Abusive Families," "Teens Speaking Out: Are You Listening?" and "The One Hundred Fifty-Three," as well as the film "Pieces: The Zaneta Hatch Story," we can look at the work and influence of Dr. David A. Hatch. "
Dr. David A. Hatch
REVIEWS
In this practical guide, Dr. Hatch provides parents with valuable strategies to support children diagnosed with ADHD. The book outlines twenty essential principles aimed at fostering a nurturing and structured environment for these children. It's an invaluable resource for parents seeking effective methods to manage the challenges associated with ADHD.
In this profound exploration, Dr. Hatch delves into the lasting effects of childhood abuse. Drawing from personal experiences and extensive research, he sheds light on the deep-seated pain endured by survivors. The book offers a compassionate narrative, aiming to guide readers toward healing and understanding. It's a compelling read for anyone seeking insight into the complexities of abusive family dynamics.
"Pieces" is a deeply personal work where Dr. Hatch reflects on the tragic loss of his daughter in a car accident following a domestic dispute. Through this narrative, he examines the devastating impact of domestic violence and the journey toward forgiveness and healing. The book serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of addressing domestic abuse.
"This insightful book gives a voice to teenagers, encouraging them to express their thoughts and feelings. Dr. Hatch emphasizes the importance of active listening by adults to understand the unique challenges faced by adolescents today. The work serves as a bridge between generations, promoting open communication and mutual respect.