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This is the third of three articles I wrote on transitions parents and their children face when college begins. They were originally published in August
This is the third of three articles I wrote on transitions parents and their children face when college begins. They were originally published in August
You & Your Teen Helping younger teens to cope when siblings leave for college By STEVE DEBENEDETTI-EMANUEL Land Park News columnist steve@rivercitycounseling.com In my last
One of the most intense times families face is when children leave home for college. The following is an article I wrote a couple of
In my last post, I shared an article that discussed how teens arguing with their parents could help them resist drug use later in adolescence.
As much as we cringe at the thought of how argumentative kids can get as they enter their teenage years, a recent University of Virginia
In two recent blog entries, “Managing Sibling Rivalries” and “Helping Teens Build Better Relationships, “ I provided tips for helping teens build self-esteem by trying
I recently was featured on the local NBC station talking about kids and cellphones. After sharing the link with friends and colleagues and at a
Even though your kids are probably not returning home from college for a few weeks, it’s time to start planning for their arrival. After 9
This is an article I wrote in 2011. It gives some suggestions for how divorced parents need to treat each other, so as to minimize
In my last post, I shared an article I wrote about my client “Audrey” and her struggles with her sister “Nancy”. Audrey felt that Nancy