While the parents are ravaged from fear for their child, I have an astounding amount of hope; I have seen great improvement in the lives of those in the grip of trauma, both child, and adult clients.
While hard to imagine, your son or daughter may be displaying signs of acting like a bully. We must recognize the signs and address them quickly.
Adoption into a family means a major transition for everyone in the family and could lead to Adoption and Reactive Attachment Disorder.
Social media has become part of the fabric of youth culture in today’s society. In fact, roughly 2/3 of teens report they use Facebook daily.
Learn the factors that can help determine if your child is experiencing normal adolescent trials or fitting the definition of a troubled teen.
Modeling respect means using your manners and being kind to others. These are values that must be instilled from a very early age.
Including your newly adopted child into existing family traditions is important, but consider adopting some of their traditions too.
Such a dilemma has become more prevalent as women value both the nurturing of their children and fulfilling their own needs for self-expression. It is also a dilemma likely to elicit very strong feelings from both sides of the argument.
It can be hard to distinguish teenage drama from a mental health issue. If there is a mental health concern, it is important to recognize it. Here’s what to look for.
Technology has made it easier for kids to fall into the trap of peer pressure. Learn what to look for and how you can help your child.
It’s possible that certain lifestyle changes, like diet and sleep schedules, can help children with ADD manage their symptoms.
Coaching helps clients maximize potential by making progress in a specific area in a person’s life moving a person toward their goals.