“I will be heading to the brand new night club that opened up last few days with Miranda” claims your partner. You know Miranda good and comprehend that she will never like to get together and be out past due and this has occurred a whole lot in recent times. All really naive? Could be, [...]

Child Visitation and The Formation Of Self-Esteem–Part IV In my capacity as an outpatient psychologist, I have worked with people for almost twenty-five years. By far, the single most central element, the one thing that pervades almost every other issue is self-esteem. It touches everything–sex and relationships, work problems, anxiety, depression, addictions; you name it. [...]

Child Visitation and The Formation Of Self-Esteem–Part III In my capacity as an outpatient psychologist, I have worked with people for almost twenty-five years. By far, the single most central element, the one thing that pervades almost every other issue is self-esteem. It touches everything–sex and relationships, work problems, anxiety, depression, addictions; you name it. [...]

Child Visitation and The Formation Of Self-Esteem–Part II In my capacity as an outpatient psychologist, I have worked with people for almost twenty-five years. By far, the single most central element, the one thing that pervades almost every other issue is self-esteem. It touches everything–sex and relationships, work problems, anxiety, depression, addictions; you name it. [...]

Blended Families, Part IV In my capacity as an outpatient psychologist, I have worked with children of all ages for over twenty years. Usually parents drag their kids into my office complaining of a litany of bad behaviors, ranging from not cleaning up their rooms, to getting bad grades, hitting their siblings, or worse, stealing, [...]

Blended Families, Part III In my capacity as an outpatient psychologist, I have worked with children of all ages for over twenty years. Usually parents drag their kids into my office complaining of a litany of bad behaviors, ranging from not cleaning up their rooms, to getting bad grades, hitting their siblings, or worse, stealing, [...]

Blended Families, Part II In my capacity as an outpatient psychologist, I have worked with children of all ages for over twenty years. Usually parents drag their kids into my office complaining of a litany of bad behaviors, ranging from not cleaning up their rooms, to getting bad grades, hitting their siblings, or worse, stealing, [...]

Blended Families, Part I In my capacity as an outpatient psychologist, I have worked with children of all ages for over twenty years. Usually parents drag their kids into my office complaining of a litany of bad behaviors, ranging from not cleaning up their rooms, to getting bad grades, hitting their siblings, or worse, stealing, [...]

Before the Divorce-Part III In my capacity as an outpatient psychologist, I have for over twenty years dealt with parents and children who are experiencing some phase of relationship and usually family dissolution. This is Part III of a three part series of articles on what parent’s might do before separating and/or divorcing, written from [...]

Before the Divorce-Part II In my capacity as an outpatient psychologist, I have for over twenty years dealt with parents and children who are experiencing some phase of relationship and usually family dissolution. This is Part II of a three part series of articles on what parent’s might do before separating and/or divorcing, written from [...]