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Family Concerns

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Family Concerns

Moving Forward after the Death of a Child

Michael Clatch, PsyD 3 min

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Family Concerns

Parenting: Understanding Your Child’s Nature

Mike Jackson, MFT 10 min

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Family Concerns

Authoritarian and Authoritative Parenting Styles: Which Is Best?

Kathy Hardie-Williams, MEd, MS, NCC, LPC, LMFT 3 min

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Coming to Terms with Parents’ Feelings of Being Dishonored

Beverly Amsel, PhD 7 min

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When the Protector Needs Protecting: The Trauma of Protecting Others

John Smith 7 min

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How Can Parents Lessen Traumatic Effects of Divorce on Children?

Kathy Hardie-Williams, MEd, MS, NCC, LPC, LMFT 4 min

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Lost for Words: Supporting a Parent after the Loss of a Child

Anastasia Pollock, LCMHC, Posttraumatic Stress Topic Expert Contributor 5 min

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Why Feeling Anger and Hate Is Good

Beverly Amsel, PhD 8 min

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Gay and Lesbian Parenting: What to Tell the Children

Susan J. Leviton, MA, LMFT, LGBT Issues (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) Topic Expert Contributor 3 min

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How Learning about Child Development Can Improve Your Parenting

Sarah Swenson, MA, LMHC 6 min

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My Wife Is Pregnant. What If It Isn’t My Child?

Erika Myers, MS, MEd, LPC, NCC 2 min

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Individuation and Children of Divorce: When Daddy Doesn’t Care

Beverly Amsel, PhD 7 min

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