I had the tremendous honor of being published this week in Forbes Magazine regarding how to handle family disputes about vaccinating our children. In the article I shared communication skills for parents to find common ground whether they are married, separated, or divorced. The article dives into what you can
This week I bring you my recent podcast interview with the one and only Guy MacPherson from The Trauma Therapist podcast! I am a massive fan of his podcast, and I know many of you are as well, so this episode is inspiring for me to share with all of
About one year ago, for the first time in our living history, we experienced mass distress on a global level as the world faced the reality of Covid-19 and the uncertainty, terror, and loss it brought upon our lives. The pandemic is a type of trauma, commonly referred to as
Have you noticed a change in your child’s behavior recently? Due to the ongoing stress of the pandemic, and the civil unrest in our country, children’s mental health problems are skyrocketing. Although the evidence is not clear yet, it appears that suicidal events are on the rise for youth since
It’s no secret that in 2021 mental health problems will continue on a steep rise for children and families. That is why Prerna and I decided to discuss resiliency, the ability to persevere in the face of adversity, for our first Facebook live event of 2021 (click the image above
Are you caring for a child who consistently pushes you away with challenging behavior? Do you take two steps forward only to take four steps back in developing a relationship with her? Does it seem like she is sabotaging her connections with you or others? If so, you may be
Does your child’s imaginary friend have you worried about their social development? As a psychotherapist for children and families I probably worry more than the average person about my child’s behavior. Being in this field means I have the symptoms of dysfunction on the top of my mind frequently. But,
“Take a trip to any toy store with a young child, and you will most likely see them go straight for the pile of stuffed animals. My daughter, who is 4, will typically grab one and tote it around the store while looking at other toys,” Tyson says. “Just like
Arguments, crying, refusal to participate, and fear of being on camera are just a few of the problems parents and children face at home during distance learning. These daily struggles affect households worldwide as we venture to strike a balance between moving forward with everyday life and maintaining our safety.
To listen to the full Podcast, click HERE. In today’s episode of the Stable Moments podcast, host Rebecca Britt and I share an intimate conversation about “ambiguous loss,” which is a loss without clear boundaries, and how it impacts families. We also have an eye-opening conversation about the role grief plays in
