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A Recipe for Ruining a Perfectly Good Kid | April 4, 2013
A tongue-in-cheek recipe for ruining a perfectly good kid, and what parents can do instead to bring out the best in their children.
A tongue-in-cheek recipe for ruining a perfectly good kid, and what parents can do instead to bring out the best in their children.
Y’ know, Franklin Delano Roosevelt may have been on to something. You see, anxiety is considered to be based in fear and, more often than not, there really is nothing to fear but the fear itself.
Tim McGraw’s song “Drugs or Jesus” makes a point about right and wrong. How parents can teach children clear values and moral behavior.
Can children outgrow an autism diagnosis? Research says some can, under the right conditions. Learn what the evidence shows at ACP's Autism FAQ.
When toddlers and preschoolers hit, bite, or shove, language is often the missing piece. How to get them talking, not hitting.
It’s a time-honored tradition to stay awake on New Year’s Eve to welcome the new year. However, now that New Years is over, it’s time to get our kids to sleep on-time, and ensure they stay asleep.
Are people with autism more prone to violent crime? After recent tragic events, a look at what the research actually shows.
As a psychologist, I’m expected to talk about traditional and clinically-relevant approaches to help kids, and parents, work through difficulties.
First, what is it, and what’s with the name? Pica is an unusual compulsion to eat nonfood items.