Specific Situations
The Emotional Impact on Kids When Parents Divorce/Break Up
A new, in-depth perspective on parental divorce/breakup: how kids can develop harmful, lifelong narratives as a result—and what parents can do to help.
The Specifics
Specific Situations
Four Fantasies Children Have About Being Adopted
How kids experience being adopted, particularly how their fantasies around their adoption create unhealthy narratives about themselves and their family.
What Parents Can Do
A Win-Win Solution to Getting Children to Clean Up
If you struggle with keeping common areas free of mess, here’s an easy, fun solution that everyone can get behind.
Tools for Understanding, Tough Behaviors
How to Make Sense of Deceitful Behavior: Some Examples
A child’s deceitful behavior often stems from the child’s feelings. Here’s what to do and how to make sense of various behaviors.
For Dads
How to Be a Father When Your Own Dad Was Absent
If your father was absent, you can still be the kind of father you wish you’d had. It starts with fathering yourself and here’s how. If you had an absent father, you can still be the kind of father you wish you’d had. It starts with fathering yourself, and here’s how.
What Parents Can Do
How to Never Feel Guilty Again
Everyone feels guilty, but it’s not necessary. Here’s how to deal with guilt in a new way that promotes healing and self-acceptance.
