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Anger and Aggression

Instead of sending an angry child to their room to calm down, teaching a lesson, or demanding an apology, help your child learn to handle their anger responsibly.

Anxiety

Children learn to coach themselves through anxiety-producing situations by the way you coach them, gaining confidence by facing fears and coming through them.

Bullying

You can't bully-proof your child, but you can support him to develop the skills to protect himself, and to seek help when he's in over his head.

School and Homework

Depression

Here’s how to help your child work through mild depression, and when to seek professional help.

Divorce

To protect your child through divorce, you must maintain a strong, loving relationship with your child and act as partners, as best you can, with your ex.

Alcohol and Drugs

Parents are the most important influence on whether kids drink alcohol, and the earlier you start these conversations, the better.

Body Image and Eating

Parents can have a major influence on helping our children develop a healthy body, emotional life, attitude toward food and exercise, AND a healthy body image.

Grief

The kids who successfully live through loss are the ones who find ways to feel connected to the person they've lost AND to go on with their lives.

Screens, Media and Tech

Screen time has a high cost that we usually avoid acknowledging. Here's how to limit kids' screen use and keep them safe online.