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Snap!: Artistic Expression for Teenagers

Healthy LivingOctober 16, 2016Danielle Rosvally

One of the most effective ways for teenagers to better understand themselves and the world around them is to participate in an artistic hobby.  If you’re teen is in love with Snapchat, they already have such a hobby!  why not…

A Parents Guide to Understanding Late Stages of Teenage Development

A Parents Guide to Understanding Late Stages of Teenage Development

ParentingOctober 9, 2016Dr. Laurie Hollman

What Parents Need to Know About Late Adolescence Thinking About the Future As the last stage in child development, teenagers need to think about their future academically, socially, and in the work place. This is a time to help them…

10 Hints for Co-Parenting the First Month of School

10 Hints for Co-Parenting the First Month of School

Family, Parenting, SchoolOctober 2, 2016Dr. Laurie Hollman

When children have two parents who live together or live apart due to a divorce, it’s important that they know that they are united in supporting the child’s venture into the new school year. Make sure every day each parent…

When Parents Feel Powerless: Using the 5 Steps of Parental Intelligence

Family, Healthy LivingSeptember 25, 2016Dr. Laurie Hollman

All mothers have those days or weeks when whatever they say doesn’t seem to work to ease their children’s large and small problems as they arise. They feel disillusioned and full of self-doubt as a parent. They wish they had…

10 Tips for Supporting Teens Through Major Exams

10 Tips for Supporting Teens Through Major Exams

School, Test AnxietySeptember 18, 2016Dr. Laurie Hollman

Teens go through stressful times with spot quizzes, weekly tests and major exams. The major exams are the most difficult because they cover the largest amount of work that has been learned. Early in the year it is helpful to…

What Your Teen Needs to Know About Bullying

BullyingSeptember 11, 2016Sarah Alkawas

Most teens will either be bullied or bully others during their time in and out of school.  The Internet has made bullying a lot easier, but it doesn’t mean you can’t teach them about bullying before it becomes a problem….

Parents Helping Each Other as Kids Go Back to School

20 Tips for Parents Helping Each Other as Their Kids Transition Back to School

SchoolSeptember 4, 2016Dr. Laurie Hollman

When kids go back to school at various ages, new demands pile on parents very quickly. New schedules, new homework, new teachers, and new schools are just the beginning. Increasing energy and stamina by parents are needed to cope with…

Parenting Tips for Helping Your Teen Transition to High School

10 Parenting Tips for Helping Your Teen Transition to High School

SchoolAugust 28, 2016Dr. Laurie Hollman

Going to a new school can always be stressful, but high school is the icing on the cake. New friends, new teachers, more work, and prospects of college are just a few of the stressors that kids are concerned about….

Parenting Tips on Helping Your Child Transition to Middle School

Parenting Tips on Helping Your Child Transition to Middle School

SchoolAugust 21, 2016Dr. Laurie Hollman

Transitioning from Elementary School to Middle School is a great challenge for many kids. The expectations of meeting new kids from other schools, having more serious school work, and meeting different teachers are part of the concerns. Then there is…

Parenting Tips for Kids with Depressed Moods

Parenting Tips for Kids with Depressed Moods

Bullying, Drugs & Alcohol, Healthy Living, School, Test AnxietyAugust 14, 2016Dr. Laurie Hollman

Major depression and episodes of depressed moods have been common for decades, often running in families. Although statistics generally focus on adolescents, young children can get depressed as well which may be masked in acting out aggressive behavior. While it…

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