Category: Parentally Speaking

Here are some conscious ways you can help your child develop strength against peer pressure, from not overreacting to modeling saying “no.”

You might assume your child is safer at home, but freedom from school and other responsibilities can lead to increased peer pressure and experimentation.

Discover practical strategies to foster a strong parent-child bond, from active listening to creating a supportive environment.

When your child is struggling with substance use, your focus is on them and their needs. However, self-care is important for parents.

Learn the top developmental milestones you should keep in mind for your children, from their first steps to graduating high school.

Peer pressure is a powerful motivator for adolescents who desperately want to be accepted. Here are 7 ways you can help kids combat peer pressure.

Excessive electronic use can delay the development of the prefrontal cortex of the brain. Here’s how to talk to your child about technology.

To help you keep your child healthy and safe, here’s how to talk to your kids about drugs and alcohol through every stage of development.

By Hazel Bridges Sometimes it can be difficult to feel like we can teach our kids to lead healthy lives when we struggle with things ourselves. But personal growth is important for everyone, and encouraging healthy choices is a great way to both educate your child and help them thrive. From keeping a well-organized home…

Talking to your child about their substance use disorder is a tough conversation. Here are some tips to make the conversation easier.

Addiction is a complex issue affecting both the individual struggling with substance abuse and their family and loved ones. Addiction treatment and recovery often involve a collaborative effort between the individual, healthcare professionals, and their support system. The role of family in addiction treatment and recovery cannot be overstated, as their involvement can have a…