Little Kids, Big Emotions
Many times, I hear parents talking about how their children over-react to the littlest things. It is hard to understand what in the world has them so upset. Let’s step…
Many times, I hear parents talking about how their children over-react to the littlest things. It is hard to understand what in the world has them so upset. Let’s step…
March is Women’s History Month, which is a great time to discuss the importance of women’s health, both physically and psychologically. Weidner et al. (2006) defined quality of life as:…
The Don’ts: Don’t ask “why” questions – creates defensiveness / they don’t know Don’t falsely reassure – “don’t worry”, “it’s not that bad”, and “you’re fine” are dismissive – Try…