Yelling back isn’t managing your kids’ anger
STOP YELLING! CALM DOWN! We really do plan to be good parents. We go into parenthood hoping to make our children’s lives as wonderful as possible and help them grow
Struggling with a mental health issue? Wanting to better understand what someone you love is going through? The Care to Change team shares what we know, along with plenty of practical, plain-spoken advice. Scroll down to the topic list to find the subject you seek. Have a suggestion for something we haven’t covered? Email it to us.
STOP YELLING! CALM DOWN! We really do plan to be good parents. We go into parenthood hoping to make our children’s lives as wonderful as possible and help them grow
You can be supportive of your loved one without enabling. If you have a family member or close friend who is struggling with addiction, I’m sure you want to help
“Carter was always a strong-willed child. When he was a toddler, we thought he was just spirited and tough to rein in. School was difficult from the beginning — he
First, we’re sorry that you’re having to deal with a loved one’s addiction. It isn’t your fault. You’re not to blame. And while it probably isn’t much comfort, know that
It seems only appropriate to introduce Jeremy to you today. Jeremy always thought he would retire after a lengthy Army career. He enlisted in early 1992 after a halfhearted attempt
“Fear was really my worst enemy, until I realized that it had a big brother named Shame.” Her simple comment started to change the way I look at shame, fear,
We don’t need the media to tell us that our kids are the most connected generation ever. It’s obvious. Youngsters and teens seem to constantly be attached to technology, often
Today, you hear a lot about people saying that they’re anxious or depressed. In fact, nearly one in five Americans say that they suffer from anxiety or depression — that’s
Think arguments are a sign of a marriage that’s in trouble? Think again! The fact that a couple argues doesn’t mean that they’re on the express route to divorce. In
“Why do I keep coming back to this?” Tears appear in her eyes. “I thought I was finally beyond this, but I’m right back in the middle of it. I’m
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