Articles about Children and Teens

Divorce is hard. Sometimes in an effort to protect ourselves from the hurt and pain, we inadvertently dismiss what our...

Whether you are fostering a child or noticing that your own child is exhibiting some attachment issues, you want to...

The notion of recovery goes back to roughly 1830, at which time John Perceval, son of an English prime minister,...

Our hearts are always looking for something to fill us up, an emotion we need to fulfill, whether that emotion...

The average child experiences a wide range of emotions throughout childhood with a dramatic shift during the teen years. But,...

Dr. Robert Melillo, Creator and cofounder of Brain balance centers and author of Disconnected Kids in 2012 reports Autism was...

In my line of work, I often work with children, teens, and adults who have been sexually assaulted. Upon my...

My heart aches for the multitude of teens who come through my door and self-report depression. Some are guarded and...

A few weeks ago I heard the heartbreaking news that a close family friend’s 18-year-old son had committed suicide. This...

Cutting, scratching, burning—why would anyone want to do this to themselves? It seems like a no-brainer, but the truth is...

A parent asked me the other day, “How do I go about setting up a round table discussion in my...

It’s interesting how we as human beings perceive the meaning of life, including the meaning of right from wrong, moral...

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