Divorce and Children: What Your Kids ...
No one plans on getting divorced when they say, “I do.” But life happens. Previous family-of-origin cultural norms and communication...
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No one plans on getting divorced when they say, “I do.” But life happens. Previous family-of-origin cultural norms and communication...
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Family is a word that might conjure pleasant memories of connection and laughter, or perhaps it brings to mind feelings...
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We all have heard it taught in our churches: “Start children off on the way they should go, and even...
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Families come in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes they’re the people we grow up with, and sometimes they’re the people...
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Latoya’s relationship with food had always been complicated, and though she had heard of DBT for teens working for some...
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My counseling journey began by working with teenagers, a population that often finds itself at the intersection of rapid growth,...
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There is never a “good time” for a family crisis. Whether things seem good or not, family crises rock people...
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Most parents have experienced the dreaded temper tantrum. That moment when your young child does not get their way and...
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Though most parents do their best to parent well, some may get it wrong sometimes. Even the best parent may...
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No one’s childhood is perfect. Even those who remember their adolescence with fondness still experienced negative events. Whether growing up...
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When you look at your child, can you describe them as emotionally available? If yes, then you’re one of the...
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If you’re looking for tips and advice on parenting depressed teens, this article is for you. It’s been said that...
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