PARENT EDUCATION: Sanity Savers for Surviving Sibling Conflict
By Joan Wolf Schenker, M.Ed. “For heaven’s sake, stop that fighting. You’re driving me crazy,” Mother yelled from another room. “Well, Gail won’t let me play with the iPad, Keith …
By Joan Wolf Schenker, M.Ed. “For heaven’s sake, stop that fighting. You’re driving me crazy,” Mother yelled from another room. “Well, Gail won’t let me play with the iPad, Keith …
By Don Shar, NCC Are you or is someone you know in a non-custodial parenting situation? Because of divorce and other social issues, about half of children now reside in …
Here are some suggestions for raising happy kids. How many are you currently implementing or could you start to practice this week? 1) Start with bedtime: Children require at least …
By Don Shar, NCC Co-parenting conflict is a frequent problem presented in counseling during or after the process of divorce: who sees the children and when, what goes on during their …
Parent Question: “When is enough, enough in terms of having kids and teens in multiple sports and activities? When should I say “no?” I don’t want my children to miss …
By Cassy Wimmer, Community Education Director & Staff Therapist Getting kids to talk about their day is difficult! Give a second-grader a buddy in the back seat of the car, …
Anchorpoint’s Summer Tutoring Program is Here to Help. Most schools in our area are now on break. Children are giddy with thoughts of a summer filled with ice cream, swimming, …
By Ron Barnes Executive Director A father and son went on a fishing trip. Later the son wrote in his diary, “Went fishing with Dad. It was great.” His father …
By Cassy Wimmer, MSW, LSW, Groups Facilitator Tailgating buddies, coworkers, wedding parties, board members, flight UA1810 passengers, friends: you can’t escape being part of groups, no matter how introverted you …
Joan Schenker shares the following tips for parents wondering how to talk with their children after a tragedy. We know that God is with us in the good times and …
