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Dr. Ross Porter, the founder of Stillpoint Family Resources, knows that being able to find literature that empowers us and helps us grow is a big part of becoming the people that we want to be. Having written numerous books … Continue reading →

Dr. Ross Porter of Stillpoint Family Resources knows that providing a safe, nurturing space is crucial for those looking for strength and healing. Having launched the non-profit organization in 1998, Dr. Ross Porter was inspired to create a beacon in … Continue reading →

Dr. Ross Porter stillpoint , whose vision of Stillpoint Family Resources began with the desire to support families with special needs children, has ultimately helped numerous people in the greater Los Angeles and Orange County areas suffering from addiction, spiritual … Continue reading →

Dr. Ross Porter of Stillpoint Family Resources is a published author who has written seven books, which have been translated into three languages. Among his books is “Heroes You Should Know: 50 Stories of Goodness.” Dr. Ross Porter’s “Heroes You … Continue reading →

Dr. Ross Porter and his wife created Stillpoint Family Resources in 1998 “as an offering of gratitude for the gift of their son John Michael, who is blessed with Down syndrome.” Since then, Stillpoint has changed lives, strengthened families and … Continue reading →

Dr. Ross Porter founded Stillpoint Family Resources with his wife, Jenni, in 1998. Today, they are working to bring Villa Providencia – a nurturing home and community for special needs adults – to the world. Though Dr. Ross Porter had … Continue reading →

Dr. Ross Porter is the Executive Director of Stillpoint Family Resources, which he co-founded with his wife Jennifer, to celebrate the life of their first child, John Michael. John Michael was born with Down Syndrome and, in his first two … Continue reading →

Dr. Ross Porter Stillpoint is the Founder and Executive Director of Stillpoint Family Resources. When he created the organization in 1998, he captured his vision perfectly within the name “Stillpoint,” which was inspired by T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets, in which … Continue reading →