Parenting

Empathy is a social skill that begins at birth. Children learn about themselves through the relationships they have with others. Both positive and negative interactions with their environment, siblings, friends,

As a parent, you are used to helping your child. When he or she was little, you had to do everything for them. Now that they’re a teenager, though, it

Throughout life, everyone goes through times of feeling completely overwhelmed. Whether it’s a battle with depression or severe anxiety, a death in the family, a divorce, a job loss, a bankruptcy,

If you ask most teenagers, they will say that they’d love to have more freedom. Adolescence is a time when children transition into adults, and during these years, it’s common

What one parent might define as being pushy could be described by someone else as being simply good parenting. It can be hard to draw the line between encouraging and

Emotional intelligence is not often discussed among families or classrooms. It’s the kind of conversation you might have with a therapist or health instructor. Despite the fact that it’s not

If you hear the term, “Tourette syndrome,” you might envision a person shouting inappropriate words with no provocation. Although that is an uncommon manifestation of Tourette syndrome, which is also

For parents and teens alike, life is busy. It can be difficult to find the time to spend together having meaningful conversation. As a parent, you might think that you