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Chores: Secrets To Winning the Parent-Kids Chore-Wars
Fights about chores demoralize everyone in a family. At the same time, children's participation in the tasks that keep life going is vital to their become self-sustaining adults.
Clear Needless Emotional Clutter From Your Relationships
Clearing your language of these five needlessly provocative words and short phrases can have a surprisingly positive impact on your relationships.
Clearing the Fog: Craniosacral Therapy Aims to Ease Dementia
Applications of a surprising technique may offer relief from the memory and thinking losses that we call dementia.
Collateral Damage
How does a sudden outbreak of war amongst civilized people in a sophisticated world-class city impact the life of a child? A psychologytoday.com reader shares her experiences.
Could Your Son, or a Boy Next Door, Become a Mass Murderer?
6 Signs that indicate that a young person could be heading down a dangerous pathway. Helping that child, teen or young man to find a therapist to talk with could make all the difference between tragedy and a kid who turns out fine.
Can Marriage Affect Your Heart Attack Risk?
Recent European studies have been clarifying the impacts, good and bad, of marriage on heart health.
Counseling: Who Gets It? For What? Who Doesn’t? Why Not?
Why, even more than physical health care, does mental health care go to so few of the folks who need it? Of those who do get help, what do they want the help for?
Can Mental Imagery Help You Feel Better?
What would your reaction be if your therapist asked you to close your eyes in a treatment session? A recent journal article supports eyes-closed mental imagery therapy techniques.
Couples Therapy: 15 Essentials That the Best Therapists Do
If you are a therapist, to what extent do you follow these guidelines? If you are choosing a therapist, or evaluating whether to stay with one you've been with, here's help.
Between Parent and Child: An All-Time Parenting Best-Seller
Haim Ginott's parenting book revolutionized our ideas of how to talk with children.