Your 12-Year-Old Missed a Curfew: Don’t Ground Them
Grounding leads to anger, alienation, and deception, damaging your connection. Job cards give your child some power and allow them to restore harmonious balance at home.
What Parents Don’t Need To Hear After a School Shooting
Parents ask how they should talk to their children in the aftermath of a mass school shooting. Why the answer is wrong.
What Do Our Children Learn From Another School Shooting?
There is a mental health crisis among adolescents in the U.S. What can they learn from our response to school shootings like the one at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas?
CFGC Community Resources: Housing Resource Directory
The Housing Resource Directory provides information about emergency shelters, transitional housing, vouchers and low-income/affordable apartments in the greater Los Angeles area.
Fun Ways to Teach Emotion Regulation Skills to Your Children
Have you taught your children to manage their emotions? These easy suggestions can help.
Understanding Anxiety in Young Children
Recognizing the signs and symptoms of anxiety in young children can help practitioners provide supportive strategies to caregivers.
How to Parent a Graduate
Upcoming public graduation ceremonies can leave parents feeling stressed about themselves and their children. A little bit of intentionality goes a long way.
When Your Child Says, “You’re Not the Boss of Me”
When your child wants more independence, communicate that you value and are listening to your child’s wishes.
The Effects of Self-Centered Parenting on Children
A child’s personality affects their psychological hurt from being raised by a self-absorbed parent.
Does Your Struggling Adult Child Unfairly Blame You?
The best way for parents to end the blame game is to compassionately stop being sucked into it. Here is how to do it.