With the constant pressure to be a perfect parent, we risk missing what children really need for emotional security.
Words can make a big impact on mental health. Here’s five phrases that parents shouldn’t say to their kids.
Two leading child psychologists share what they have learned in more than 35 years of experience working with boys and their families.
A clinical psychologist witnessed the rising tide of stress and anxiety. Here’s what she says about shielding daughters from toxic pressures.
We all have traits that we don’t want to pass onto our children. Here’s what clinical psychologists about passing negative traits.
Teens are less empathetic today than 30 years ago. This author calls this the Selfie Syndrome and pinpoints how to avoid the empathy crisis.
While it can be tough to deliver bad news to teens, here’s what clinical psychologists say you should do instead.
Practical strategies of allowing teens to make their own mistakes and prepare for future success.
A professor at Yale University explains why the mental wellbeing of children is suffering, and what parents can do.
Psychotherapist Amy Morin shares the habits that mentally strong parents should break to reach true success and happiness.
