How to Talk to Your Teen: The 10 Do’s And Don’ts Of Communication
Communicating with your teen can seem like trying to solve a puzzle of a million pieces, not knowing what it is supposed to look like … Read more
Communicating with your teen can seem like trying to solve a puzzle of a million pieces, not knowing what it is supposed to look like … Read more
“My kid is always on their best behavior,” said no parent ever. All kids misbehave sometimes. That’s part of how they learn to become a … Read more
The Internet is a lot like the Cave of Wonders, filled with both treasures and danger. If you know how to walk through it, you … Read more
It is perfectly normal for children to experience anxiety as they grow, learn, and change environments. One of the greatest gifts you can give your … Read more
There are so many things that make parenting wonderful. One thing is sure though – toddler temper tantrums aren’t one of them. This article offers … Read more
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Through my work as a psychologist, psychotherapist and life coach, I’ve come to appreciate that empathy is the most powerful force in building and keeping … Read more
It is common to see infants and toddlers upset when separated from their parent or caregiver. Separation anxiety is a normal part of emotional development. … Read more
What is separation anxiety? Tears, clinginess, and tantrums are all common reactions to separation from a parent or a caregiver in the early stages of … Read more
Executive function disorder is a term commonly used to describe deficits in the skills that are used to manage life’s everyday tasks — impacting planning, … Read more
Executive functions provide the necessary base for learning and development. They are the brain functions that enable us to focus, plan and organize our behavior. … Read more
What are the Executive Functions? Executive functions are the set of mental processes that help us get things done. These functions are critical for skills … Read more
If you are a parent of a child with dyslexia, you’ve witnessed the struggle: It is difficult to understand why your brain has such a … Read more
The way we tend to think about addiction doesn’t usually awake sympathy or empathy. We connect it to the weakness of the mind to fight … Read more
Did you know that the relationship you form with your child in the first three years of their lives is essential for their psychological well-being? … Read more