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Sometimes Invisible
…child or spouse to listen to you, make sure you listen to them. Forgetting or losing things. Assign regular places in the house, bedroom, playroom, and backpack where everything belongs….
ViewHow to Recover From a Friendship Breakup
You have to admit that being dumped hurts. It hurts that the friendship is over and it hurts to feel rejected. Every time you hear your phone ring or ping…
ViewChanging the Way You Communicate with Your Young Adult
Many parents whose young adult children are either attending college or university or have moved to their own homes—maybe even to different cities or states—are anticipating their return, if only…
ViewHow to Help College and Grad Students Stay on Top of their Game
Do you have a daughter or son who is away at college or graduate school? Do you feel powerless to help them with organizational strategies because they may be reluctant…
ViewTime Unbound: Managing Time Blindness at Work
…and remember when an event last happened. This can lead to strained relationships, disciplinary action, cause for dismissal, burnout, stress, shame, and guilt. The Time Blindness Checklist Do you resonate…
ViewEncourage Healthy Eating Even When Your Child’s Appetite Is Low
…that you don’t just use junk foods because he’ll eat those,” she says. “You want to make those snacks nutritious foods.” One tip she shares with parents is to put…
ViewNew Research Suggests Untreated ADHD Reduces Life Expectancy
…cutting-edge research study conducted by Russell A. Barkley, Ph.D., who evaluated the connection between ADHD and 14 critical health factors including nutrition, exercise, and tobacco and alcohol use. Dr. Barkley…
ViewTo Test or Not to Test
To test or not to test. That is the question… of this article and of college-hopeful high school students across the United States. Students today find themselves burdened with one…
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