Jack and Emma, Jack’s 6-year-old daughter, are in the car, on their way home. Jack has just picked Emma up from her Tuesday afternoon soccer game. “How was your game, […]
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“He’s not ready for treatment.” That’s what one therapist said about one of the strong-willed, oppositional kids I work with. She made this assessment in response to his refusal to
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The parents of the kids I work with have a range of problems they want to solve. Some kids’ behavior issues are pretty mild – maybe the child is basically
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Happy Mothers’ day, everyone! Here are some Mothers’ Day thoughts I want to share, that come out of something I see a LOT in my practice: Whether Mom works outside
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Has COVID-19 made school MUCH more difficult than it used to be? Does your child resist their remote-learning activities like Zoom classes and homework? Nagging your child; arguing with your
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