Jun 20, 2017 | Children, Parents, Relationships
There is growing concern as the number of inappropriate teacher-student relationships continues to rise. Many of these educators did not set out to have a sexual relationship with their student. When asked about their reasons, “It just happened” is a common answer....
Apr 21, 2016 | Children, Parents
First, you have to stop using the word picky. Giving kids that label will set the expectation that they should refuse most new foods. Try replacing “picky” with more descriptive phrases, such as “Chloe takes a while to decide that she likes something,” or “Zachary...
Oct 11, 2015 | Parents, Stress, Stress Management Counseling
The fall semester is in full swing, and for many students that means midterms are here. Soon students will begin feeling the pressure of projects, papers, and tests. While a moderate amount of stress can motivate us to perform well, too much stress can lead negative...
May 8, 2014 | Grief and Loss, Holidays, Parents
While many mothers will be happily celebrating Mother’s Day this weekend, many others will be quietly grieving the loss of a child. A day meant to honor mothers often brings fresh waves of sadness, even for the death of a child that occurred many years ago....
Nov 29, 2012 | Children, Holidays, Parents, Stress
Perfectionist Moms, it’s hard enough to do what you do. Every day is a new challenge, and there never seems to be enough time to get everything finished. On top of the daily struggles, there are nagging thoughts about whether you are teaching the right values to...
Nov 11, 2012 | College Students, Holidays, Parents, Relationships
The holidays are approaching, and most college students are ready for some rest and relaxation. Many plan to return to their parents’ homes for the month long holiday until the spring semester begins. While these reunions can be joyful, they can also create a...
