Wishing you and yours a blessed Christmas and Holiday Season. As a psychologist, I’m expected to talk about traditional and clinically-relevant approaches to help kids, and parents, work through difficulties.
How to talk with your kids about frightening news like terrorism, with a little help from the movie The Incredibles.
Taking away video games, TV, or a favorite toy is a tried-and-true discipline method, but it is largely ineffective. Here’s why, and what to do instead.
Should trophies be earned or given to every child? A look at both sides of the debate, and what it means for building real self-esteem.
Dyslexia doesn’t have to mean disability. If your child has a reading disorder, it’s vital to understand the underlying problem and where to turn for help.
Your kids will be back in the classroom before you know it. Tips for shifting from the summer routine back to the school-year routine.
I know it’s only April, but you and I both know that summer recess will be here before ya know it, so best to start planning and preparing now.
Here are 5 foundational steps of getting your kid(s) to be compliant: 1. Relationship, Relationship, and more Relationship. If you don’t have a
I know you want your child to be smart, earn good grades, and achieve lots of academic success. It’s wonderful to see that ‘A’ on the report card, and it makes you feel proud and encouraged for your child’s future.