The Recipe for a Resilient Family
Every family experience some form of hardship. Have you ever noticed how some families seem to bounce back, perhaps even using their trials for good,…
Family Therapy
Counseling tools that help families create healthy interactions within relationships
5 Discipline Strategies Your Kids Want You to Know – Disciplining Your Kids Well, Part 2
In the first part of this blog series, we discussed some common misconceptions about discipline. We learned that discipline is not about punishment, demanding…
How to Talk to Your Kids about Divorce
Going through a separation or divorce can be a painful and confusing time for many. It can be especially difficult when there are children involved. As a parent, you…
In Tough Times, What Sets Healthy Families Apart?
Some families seem to float through tough times, while others struggle. When a person goes through hard times, it is not unusual for him…
The Ripple Effects of Autism Spectrum Disorder on the Family
Angry outbursts and sudden withdrawal, hypersensitivity to touch and sound, yet insensitivity in interpersonal interactions – these seeming contradictions are all too familiar for…
Four Truths about Stepfamilies that You Need to Know
Stepfamilies are, and have been, on the rise. In fact, over 50% of American families are remarried or recoupled. Yet, there appears to be…
The Unique Approach of Marriage and Family Therapy
This video recently released by AAMFT illustrate the unique approach of the profession of marriage and family therapists. Understanding the Benefits of Marriage and Family…
Five Simple Steps to a Meaningful Holiday Season
With the start of December comes an almost audible, collective tensing-up of family members world-wide. People everywhere are forming lists of tasks to be…
Parenting with Love and Logic: Teaching Children Responsibility
In their popular parenting book Parenting with Love and Logic, psychologist Dr. Foster Cline and educator Jim Fay suggest that parenting is best done…
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