Despite spending years and a fortune at college, more than half of people 18 to 29 are living with their parents. That’s the highest percentage since the Great Depression. Of course, that can frustrate both the young adults and their parents. Despite major […]
Solutions for two seemingly small issues that can lead to a big problem.
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Some of the following ideas are contrary to conventional wisdom, but I feel confident that they’re worth considering because they’re informed by my three decades as a career and education advisor plus my Berkeley Ph.D. specializing in the evaluation of education. Education matters less than you […]
“So, what did you do in school today?” While troubling, such exchanges are more from an earlier era in which family dinner was virtually inviolate. Today, that glue of familial connection and problem-solving is often but a memory from ancient Ozzie and Harriet TV shows. Families often […]
One of a parent’s most important decisions.
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Doable solutions to a perennial source of tension.
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How parents may be able to prevent, stop, or reduce their teen’s substance abuse.
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Getting past, “What did you do in school today?” “Nothing.”
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Tips that a parent might want to show to their bright school-age child.
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Ideas for parents of bright or gifted kids.
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