15 Reasons Why People with Depression Don’t Get Treatment
Why do some people who acknowledge needing treatment for depression do not obtain it? A new research study examines 15 potential reasons.
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5 Ways Working on Ourselves Can Benefit Our Kids
At any point, we can influence our kids in a profoundly positive way, but that pursuit may have a lot more to do with how we develop as people than how we perform as parents.
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5 Reasons Why Whole Families should be Included in Treatment
5 Reasons Why Whole Families should be Included in Children
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Heartening News for Parents of Young Adults
New study from UCLA finds that no matter how old you are, Mom still matters.
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How Much Should I Talk to My Kid about Political Issues?
Should I talk to my kid about difficult news events? A short conversation can make a huge impact.
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3 Ways Guilt Impacts Parents of Struggling Adult Children
Getting out of the guilt trap is a must for parents of adult children who struggle.
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When Your Child Is Misbehaving: Time to Invite a Meltdown?
After a good cry your child is happier, more affectionate, more cooperative.
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What Should I Bring to My Child’s First Appointment?
Many parents are surprised by the amount of information needed during their child’s first counseling session. Make sure you’re prepared with these 8 essentials.
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Want Your Child to Listen and Learn? Don’t Lecture.
When children do things they know they shouldn’t, it’s tempting to lecture them. But lectures make kids feel defensive or resentful and stop listening. Here’s what to do instead.
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Teach Your Child to Ask For Help—The Right Way
Asking for help is a surprisingly complicated skill—especially for kids. Here’s how children who have a hard time asking for help can do so effectively.
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