Parenting is hard. There is no manual, there is no perfect parent and most of the advice you receive conflicts with other advice given. Each and every child is different and therefor any manual or advice may not work for you or your child. And...
By Susie Lee, AMFT Women go through a lot physically and emotionally to have a baby, those nine months of growing a little one are no joke! Once the baby arrives the physical and emotional ups and downs continue. The extreme hormonal changes that happen...
By Susie Lee, ACMHC Discovering that your child is self-harming can induce many emotions in parents, from fear, anger, and confusion, to panic, betrayal, and disgust. You want to help them as much as possible, but also may not understand how you can be of...
Teenagers have a variety of stressors in their life, from school pressures, homework, part time jobs, and dealing with their peers. As parents, we want to help in any way we can, but may not know where to start. The greatest help we can provide...