Whether a parent is working toward reunification with their child, or a foster/adoptive parent needs more understanding of the needs of the child in their care, HHF provides the TBRI® training and attachment-rich experiences needed for the journey toward healing.

At Hope Harvest Farm, families bond

through play, which disarms fear and naturally strengthens connection. Games designed to improve communication and problem-solving provide opportunities for self-expression, listening with respect, and teamwork. Families spend time getting to know one another through adventures on the farm. Playing with friendly Nigerian Dwarf goats and grooming patient ponies strengthen children’s ability to self- regulate, provide nurturing care, and communicate. A TBRI®-trained family coach helps parents meet the needs of each child during family visits. The vital TBRI® principles of Connecting, Empowering, and Correcting are the foundation for all activities and interactions at HHF.

Robyn and Bob Hubbard are trained Trust- based Relational Intervention (TBRI®) Educators since 2014. Robyn enjoyed serving Salvation Army Children’s Services for 8 years as a Visit Coach for birth families and in-home TBRI® practitioner and trainer for foster families. She currently serves as Foster Adoption Director at Faith Church. Bob provides in-home TBRI® care for kinship parents and children preparing for adoption through Salvation Army Children’s Services. He is a former youth pastor, and Young Life Area Director. Robyn and Bob have been married for over 40 years. They are the parents of 3 grown children, Chelsea, Jillian, and Britton. Robyn and Bob are passionate about helping families enjoy secure and satisfying relationships. The Hubbards have witnessed the power of TBRI® to transform children, parents, and families who were once struggling to connect.