Talking So Your Teens Will Listen
By Tanni Haas, Ph.D. | Contributor Every parent of teens knows how difficult it can be to get through to them, but it doesn’t have
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Interviewing Online in the Digital Age … During a Pandemic!
By Steve Longo | Contributor To say the least, 2020 was certainly “different,” and we are hopeful that 2021 can present a much-improved atmosphere for
BFFs No More: Helping Teens Through Friendship Breakups
By Tanni Haas, Ph.D. | Contributor Friendships between teens can be fickle: one day they’re the best of friends; the next day one of them
How to Get Your Teens to Talk to You
By Tanni Haas, Ph.D. | Contributor Every parent of teens knows how difficult it is to get them to talk. If they’re not in the
How Selfies Help Adolescents Form an Identity
By Children’s Health | Contributor In the past, adolescents expressed themselves through how they dressed, what music they listened to and what group they sat with at
Three Tips to Help Boost Your Child’s Body Image in the Digital Age
By Children’s Health | Contributor Photo editing and airbrushing are not new technologies – but today’s popular apps mean that altered images are no longer
Walking: Step into Better Health
By Pam Melyan-Bratton | Contributor Walking has become all the rage during the pandemic as a way to escape the confines of our own four
Fantastic Games for Family Game Night
Our editors and writers are all-in for family game night! The friendly competition, the laughter, and just getting everyone to sit down together—we’ve gathered some
The Gift of Being Present
By Pam Melyan-Bratton | Contributor School, homework, family, friends, chores, video games…the list of what is whirling through our children’s brains is seemingly endless. How
