Articles about Family Counseling

How children grow and develop is certainly an area of interest for many health care and mental health professionals working...

Every day sees millions of emails, texts, voice messages, phone calls, in-person and virtual meetings crisscrossing and happening across the...

The teenage years can be a tumultuous and yet delightful time. Teenager’s brains are growing at a rate like when...

According to University Hospitals (2015) moving is number three in life’s most stressful events, the first two being divorce (number...

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

Parenting special needs children is not easy. It can be emotionally and physically taxing in a way others don’t understand....

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

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

(Note: These are stories of those struggling to come to terms with the suicide of a loved one and dealing...

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

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

In many counseling offices across the country, there is an increasing number of individuals who are suffering from issues of...

« Newer Entries|Older Entries »