by Mark Banschick, MD | Sep 12, 2012 | Bad Habits, Children Coping, Family, How to Talk to Your Kids, Kids |
Preface: In a recent piece, Our Avoidant Boys, a reader started a conversation about marijuana use as a self medication. He pointed out that two great scientists, Carl Sagan and Richard Feynman allegedly used weed to control mild mania and depression. Apparently both...
by TID Admin | May 7, 2012 | Children Coping, Communication, Divorce, Grief, Health, How to Talk to Your Kids, Rejection, Separation Anxiety Disorder, Transitions, Treatment |
Divorce is one of the most stressful events a family will ever go through. Part of what makes it so difficult is the fact that unlike many other stressors, the effects are prolonged – and unpredictable. In addition, it impacts everyone—child and parent alike—in...
by TID Admin | Mar 31, 2012 | Bad Habits, Control, Denial, Divorce, How to Talk to Your Kids, Malignant Divorce, Relationships |
Let’s elaborate on narcissism, and go over some some precautions that may help you when dealing with a narcissistic ex husband or wife. You may think that a narcissist is simply selfish and draining to deal with, but individuals with such a demanding sense of...
by TID Admin | Jun 5, 2010 | Divorce Process, How to Talk to Your Kids |
Truth is a great value, but it is not the only value by which we live. When it comes to kids, their health and well-being trumps everything else. We bring them into the world fresh and innocent. If you’re going through a divorce, your children were probably born into...
