Are you struggling to get your teen to attend therapy sessions? You’re not alone! Check out this podcast episode for tips on how to encourage teen participation!

Polarized parents are a common and unhealthy family dynamic. Are dads really the peacekeepers and moms the peacemakers? In my podcast, Sharon asks this important question when it comes to the standards and expectations that each parent have of their kids.

Episode 044 · Looking to make Thanksgiving a little less stressful with your family this year? I can help you create a strategy that will work for everyone.

In this podcast, Neil shares his early life and professional journey, as well as his takes on the bigger issues of our society, politics, and our planet.

When our children and teens are suffering from health or mental health issues, their diet plays an important role in either improving or exacerbating their condition.

Sometimes when parents decide to set some limits for their teenager, the teenager will decide to leave home. How do you handle it? What could cause this behavior? This week I discuss how to handle that and more!

Did you know that teens and young adults are in an important phase of brain development? This week, I discuss how that influences their higher order thinking, also known as Executive Functions.

When a psychiatrist or physician is treating a young adult and they recognize that the young adult needs more parental discipline, there are some important steps to take. This week, I provide my thoughts on when pharmaceutical treatment is necessary, in addition to my advice for addressing the existing parent/young adult control battle.

When it comes to unhealthy young adults, we often want to step right in and mentor them. In this delicate situation, there is a right and wrong way to help.

Many parents today are deciding to take on full-time parenting and homemaking for real and legitimate reasons. I talk about why that is and if it’s okay.

When our children or teenagers do something wrong, we’ll require an apology. But sometimes, the apology is actually the least of our worries. Check out my podcast for tips on what to do when your teen’s behavior is a sign of something more.