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Based on available research, here are a few ways to prevent a toxic gaming environment. I offer these recommendations for both parents and gamers.

What Gamers (and Parents) Should Do to Prevent a Toxic Gaming Environment

Cameron Mosley, Ph.D. - April 7, 2020

Social distancing, remote learning, working from home – all changes to our regular routines for the foreseeable future. So how do parents cope? Purposefully parent your children during times of anxiety.

3 Ways to Purposefully Parent Your Children in a Time of Unprecedented Anxiety

In the teen years, it seems someone always knows how to point out the thing you’re most embarrassed about. For teen girls, that can be their body image.

How Can I Help My Daughter Who Is Struggling With Her Body Image?

"How do I get my teen to talk to me?!" - This is a common statement I hear from parents about their teens. Here is a parent's guide on how to talk to teens.

A Parent’s Guide on How to Talk to Teens: Avoid These 4 Conversation Killers

As an adoptions psychotherapist and an adoptee, Jeanette Yoffee brings awareness to painful, sensitive circumstances in adoption, including adoptee reunion.

Why Some Adoptees Are Not Ready for Reunion

As a child, I looked forward to the summer, but now as a parent, I have a bit of stress and feeling overwhelmed with parenting for summer...

10 Parenting Tips for Summer: Make This the Best Summer Ever!

Bea Moise, M.S. - May 14, 2019 0

One thing parents find frustrating with their kids and video games is that they lose their temper. They might yell, scream, and argue while playing games.

Video Games Are Driving Parents Crazy… Here’s One Thing They Can...

Dr. Frank Gaskill - April 30, 2019 0

Do you find yourself constantly reminding, nagging, even pleading to get your child to listen, start, stop, or finish a simple task or routine behavior?

Here Are 7 Ways to Gain More Cooperation from Your Kids

Mary B. Moore, LCSW - April 25, 2019 0

If you can project a more positive outlook, you can improve communication with your children and avoid feeling like all you do, all day, is say no.

Improving Communication with Your Children: Stop Saying “No” All the Time!

Dr. Terri James - April 15, 2019 0

How do you know when you are doing an excellent job as a parent, and more specifically, as a mom? Here's how moms can live their best life possible!

5 Ways Moms Can Live Their Best Life and Be the...

Bea Moise, M.S. - April 10, 2019 0

Validation sometimes gets confused with agreement. You can validate your child without agreeing with their action. Here's an example...

Validate Your Child’s Feelings and Emotions

Tarik Sloussi, M.A. - April 1, 2019 0

Self-control games are great for learning, teaching, and practicing skills. Use these 5 games to teach self-control and self-discipline.

Start Playing These 5 Self-Control Games to Teach Your Child Essential...

Dr. Kristin Daley - March 29, 2019 0

When a child complains of physical symptoms in the morning before school it can be a tricky situation. Is my sick child missing too much school?

My Child is Missing School Due to Illness… How Do I...

Danielle Mizell, Psy.D. - March 27, 2019 0

In this episode of the Psych Bytes Podcast, Craig Pohlman, Ph.D., and Jennifer Fights, LPC, share their thoughts and definitions on the term "family".

March Family Madness: Taking “Your Team” All The Way

Psych Bytes Podcast - March 1, 2019 0

In a world obsessed with physical appearance, it may be tempting to believe that we have very little control over how our children feel about their bodies.

5 Steps Parents Can Take to Promote a Positive Body Image...

Mara Teal, M.A. - February 27, 2019 0

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