3 Questions your Teenage Daughter Wants to Ask You
“Are you and your mom close?” That’s a question that always comes up in my work with teenage girls. Can you guess what they tell me? It isn’t what you think. They don’t say she drives me crazy or she’s so annoying. You know what they say? When asked whether they are close with their…
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Tips for Parents on a Successful Transition to Middle School
Yes, middle school may be a time full of awkwardness and self-doubt, but it is also a time of incredible transformation and movement toward independence. With regard to its impact on human development, this period of life is second only to the period from infancy to age three. Think about that for a minute. Remember…
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Can Therapy Really Help my Teenager?
Does my teenager need counseling? How can I tell? How will it help? These are questions we hear so often from parents. They often come to our office wondering, is my child just being a normal, moody teenager, or does he/she need some help? Knowing how tumultuous the teenage years can be, it makes sense…
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6 Ways to Help your Teen Make and Keep Great Friends
Making friends can be a challenge for many teens. Fortunately, it’s a skill anyone can learn. Read more about how to help your teen cultivate healthy friendships in our article published at www.goodtherapy.org. Click here for article
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Lessons from the Dugout: What my daughter taught me about losing
Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising every time we fail. – Confucius Failure is only the opportunity to begin again more intelligently. – Henry Ford We’ve all seen lots of quotes about how losing builds character and failure is the best teacher. They are great quotes with an important message.…
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