Monthly Archives: November 2015
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How to Talk With Your Teen
Posted on November 24, 2015 by admin in Teens.By. Carol Maxym, PhD. Communication is at the core of successful relationships, but too often both parents and teens have a difficult time making the other understand what they’re feeling. Adolescence is a complicated time in a teen’s life; he or she may be undergoing intense physical, mental, and emotional changes and may also be […]
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Don’t Be a Victim of Intimidation
Posted on November 17, 2015 by admin in Culture.By: Carol Maxym Ph.D. Being a parent is hard work, but it can also be one of the most rewarding responsibilities in life. At times, it can be difficult to make decisions in a world that’s hyper-saturated with marketing that targets children both online and off. I want to share an anecdote about a trip […]
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How the Tiny House Movement is Bringing Families Closer Together
Posted on November 17, 2015 by admin in Culture.By: Lia Parisyan, Writer. The Tiny House Movement also known as “Living Small,” is a social movement where people around the world are making the conscious decision to downsize the homes they live in. According to The Tiny Life, the average American home is around 2,600 square feet whereas the typical tiny home is between […]
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Moving Past Disordered Thinking
Posted on November 17, 2015 by admin in Disorders.By: Carol Maxym, Ph.D. I wrote this blog post after I received four inquiries about the subject from four prospective clients last week. Each of the clients went into detail about a long story of turmoil where their problems hadn’t been adequately addressed and the methods used to treat their issues hadn’t really helped. Moved […]
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