Are your kids getting off-track academically?
Did you start the school year playing an active role in helping your kids get off to a good academic start? If so, you probably
Did you start the school year playing an active role in helping your kids get off to a good academic start? If so, you probably
Ok, they probably don’t hate each other as much as they struggle with sibling rivalries. I wrote this article a while back, and it seems
There are those events that people remember where they were when they heard the news: Pearl Harbor, Kennedy assassination, September 11th. Some of your kids
When counseling at elementary and middle schools, kids would talk all the time about being bullied. I’d advise them to talk to the bully and
Until recently, I was a columnist for Valley Community Newspapers. The article below ran before the beginning of last school year. You & Your Teen
I’ve done quite a bit of parenting training. Of all, I’m most impressed by Parent Project (www.parentproject.com), which is a program for parents of strong-willed
Kelly Richardson is a Marriage and Family Therapist who works locally (in Sacramento, for those of you out-of-town). She and I have emailed a bit,
There was a time in high school that we didn’t have a typewriter at home. Conveniently, my best friend did, and coincidentally, the nights I
As the school year begins, I’m reflecting on the role parents play in their student’s success. What I’ve found from both counseling and teaching elementary
I was reflecting recently on some of the young people with whom I’ve worked and the challenges they’ve faced. Just a few of the more