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Episode #185 Rob Scheer:How About Some Dignity? Rob Scheer on Foster Care and FASD

August 03, 2026

When Rob Scheer entered foster care at twelve, he carried his belongings in a trash bag. Years later, when children arrived at his own home carrying trash bags, he asked a question that became the heart of Comfort Cases: “How about some dignity?”Rob is a former foster youth, U.S. Navy veteran, adoptive dad, author, speaker, and the founder of Comfort Cases. In this conversation, he shares what foster care, homelessness, parenting, and building a family taught him about belonging.Jeff and Rob ...

#184 Carrie McCarter - Helps Kids for a Living: But She Felt Like She Was Failing Her Own

February 15, 2026

Carrie McCarter is a speech-language pathologist with a master’s degree who has spent her career working in the birth-to-three world of early intervention. However, when it came to raising her own twins with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), she found that her professional training wasn't enough to navigate the intense dysregulation and sensory challenges at home.In this episode, Carrie opens up about the "professional paradox" of being an expert in child development whil...

#183 Michael Harris - Blocked Care: Why Caregivers Go Numb and How to Come Back

February 09, 2026

When you’re parenting on high alert for years, your nervous system eventually tries to protect you. Sometimes that protection looks like numbness, irritability, shutdown, or going through the motions. In this episode, Jeff Noble sits down with Michael Harris, known online as FASD Elephant, to break down the science of blocked care and the small, realistic ways caregivers can find their way back to connection.In this episode you’ll hear • What blocked care is and why it happens when stress sta...