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It is a standard assumption that if you do something wrong, you should be punished for your action. Young children…

Most of my experience with executive function comes from the classroom or daily living, so I jump at the chance…

As a kid, I spent as much time outdoors as possible. Even at age 3, I rode my tricycle along…

Clearly, for many, social media is deeply embedded in their everyday lives, shaping how they initiate, maintain, and interpret their…

This is a guest post by Jesse Homan, a Dialectical Behavior Therapy therapist and trainer. He is passionate about humans…

If you’ve ever worried about your child’s eating—or their weight—you’re not alone. Many parents feel caught between wanting to protect…

A senior manager tells her team the company is returning to the office five days a week. Before she finishes,…

The issue that connects much of my work as a sex therapist is surprisingly simple: Meaningful consent requires meaningful understanding,…

One of the most common causes of tension between divorced or separated parents is, not to many people’s surprise, money.…

By Sheri McVay & Jonathan Santo Most parents worry about grades. Others worry about screen time, social media, or whether…