Parenting Depressed Teens
Corbin D. Nickelberry, Kate Motaung2025-08-12T00:46:16-07:00If you’re looking for tips and advice on parenting depressed teens, this article is for you. It’s been said that men are from Mars and women are from Venus [...]
Children’s Mental Health: Three Things to Consider
Monica Anderson, Kate Motaung2025-04-18T04:10:51-07:00Mental health has become a term used for many different purposes in our culture. We often hear the term “mental health issues” on the news as the reason behind [...]
Powerful Responses to Gaslighting in Relationships
Becky Pedersen, Kate Motaung2025-04-01T23:37:41-07:00Gaslighting is a form of manipulation that messes with your mind and emotions, making you second guess your reality. It can make you question your memories, beliefs, and even [...]
Moving Beyond Emotional Neglect Toward Connected Parenting
Angela Yoon, Kate Motaung2025-02-27T21:11:59-08:00The gift of new life that needs to be nurtured is a rare one that can, unfortunately, be taken for granted. Sometimes, a parent or caregiver can fall short [...]
A Back-to-School Routine for Your Child with Autism or ADHD
Susannah Amezquita, Kate Motaung2024-12-21T05:01:37-08:00A back-to-school routine is helpful for all children, especially children with autism or ADHD. A routine will provide stability and peace. Children with autism or ADHD do not like [...]
5 Reasons Why Counseling for Children May Be Good for Them
Allison Kim, Kate Motaung2024-11-14T04:51:42-08:00Counseling isn’t just beneficial for adults; counseling for children is a game-changer for kids! When life throws curveballs, families often need a neutral third party to help them work [...]
Awaken the Dreamer: Reviving Lost Hope
Kate Motaung2024-11-27T03:36:23-08:00Most inventions noted in human history were first introduced as ideas that masqueraded as impossibilities. That is until the inventor’s childlike curiosity took hold and wouldn’t release until they [...]
Overcoming Offense: Tackling Conflict in Relationships
Kate Motaung2024-11-27T03:37:14-08:00Belonging to a family, whether by birth, faith, or choice, develops connections. These can sometimes be marked with apparent contradictions. They can prove exhilarating, but also exhausting. We love [...]
Helping Your Child Form a Secure Attachment
Dr. Kevin Klar, Kate Motaung2024-12-26T04:30:58-08:00God did not design us to live in isolation without connections to others. That is why it is important to help your child attain secure attachment in their development. [...]
Peers and Playmates: Overcoming Rejection and Abandonment Among Siblings
Dr. Kevin Klar, Kate Motaung2024-12-26T04:31:44-08:00In many of our favorite scenes in blockbuster films and scripts in books, we cheer for the underdog. Wherever we encounter someone who is downtrodden or suffering abandonment, we [...]