But They’ll Be Mad at Me: Why Kids Need Rules and Consequences
Not wanting their kids to be mad at them, many parents struggle to set rules and consequences. This can be particularly problematic during the teenage years. Set both you and your child up for success and follow these helpful parenting tips. ← Parenting Tip of...
Parenting Tip of the Month: Planting Seeds
Spring is finally here! As a gardener, spring is such a rewarding time of year because it is when you finally get to see the fruits of your long, hard labor. Some of that labor may have happened in the fall when bulbs were planted with the hopes of new growth in the...
Parenting Tip of the Month: 10 Ways to Ask Your Child How They Are Feeling About Your Divorce
Divorce is a difficult transition for families. There are a lot of changes and a lot of feelings involved for everyone. As a parent, you may worry frequently about how your child is handling your divorce. While some kids are willing and able to articulate how they...
Don’t Despair, Weary Parents of Teenagers: This Too Shall Pass
The rebellious boundary pushing that occurs during adolescence can test any parent’s resolve, but it’s perfectly normal. Hang in there. Check out my latest article on goodtherapy.org and remember, it will get better. ← Parenting Tip of the Month: The Power of...
