You may have heard the term, “attachment” and relate it to child development or a parenting style. Those are fitting places when talking about attachment, but I would like to talk about why attachment is relevant to your adulthood and how it is important to your well-being.
Everyone knows the statistics about boys using pornography, unless, they live on an island in the middle of the ocean. Of course, they’d probably have internet access there too!
Wondering if your teen daughter is struggling with depression? Teenage depression and suicidal thoughts are very serious. As a parent, you want to know how to recognize the symptoms and how to help. In this “Parent’s Guide” licensed professional counselor September Trent will help you identify the symptoms of depression and give you practical direction on what to do.
Susan says, “My mother is constantly putting me down and comparing me to my sister, the golden child. In almost every conversation, she brings up my failures.”
My friend is 38 years old and was just told by her Mom that her Dad she has know all her life is not her biological father. Her Mom and Dad had IVF using a sperm donor, but never told her.
If you are a parent of a teenager, you definitely understand the struggle between protecting your teen and giving her freedom.
With families spending 24/7 together during quarantine, tensions in the home are rising for many. Kids are out of school, parents are balancing homeschooling and working from home, and everyone is getting a little stir crazy.
Louise says, “My son, who turned 18 last October, said that he has always felt ‘in the way’. Last week, my husband said that if he could choose, he would not have any children.” Read more to find out what Josh Spurlock, Counselor & Sex Therapist, says about navigating resentment between parents and adult children.
“My daughter feels like I need to forgive myself, as I’m passing that unforgiveness on to her. That’s creating trust difficulties within the relationship.“
Having a new baby brings so many changes on so many levels. It’s absolutely normal to experience a wide range of emotions and feelings.
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