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The psychological effects of online bullying, Part I

in All, Anxiety, Child And Adolescent Counseling, Depression, Online Bullying, Parenting Blog, Self-esteem, Trauma November 16, 2015 1917 0 0

Unfortunately, the terms online bullying and bullying tend to be interchangeable today. Whether or not your kid is being mistreated in person or online, doesn’t seem to reduce the psychological impact of the pressure it puts on our kids...

Depression during adolescence infographic: 8 Insights every parent needs to know

in Acting Out, Adolescence, All, Children With Special Needs, Depression, Diagnostic Process, Isolating, Parenting Blog, Self Injury, Self-esteem November 2, 2015 3699 0 0

If you find this information helpful, please share it with your friends and family. Also, I would love it if you write a comment and share your thoughts about what you just read. You may also like: What does acting out mean and what can...

One way that depression manifests in adolescence that is not just “normal” teen behavior

in Acting Out, Adolescence, All, Behavior, Child And Adolescent Counseling, Depression, Diagnostic Process, Parenting Blog, Self Injury, Self-esteem, Substance Abuse October 26, 2015 2118 0 0

Last time, I spoke about depression and adolescence in general, listing 5 insights that every parent needs to know. Today, I want to talk about one common way that depression manifests itself during teenage years that will help you recognize the...

5 Reasons why we shouldn’t hit our children

in All, Discipline, Hitting, Parenting Blog, Physical Abuse, Self-esteem, Trauma September 11, 2015 2029 0 0

“Childhood Memory” by SAM Nasim, Flickr.com This post was originally published in Practical Psychoanalysis Blog @ PsychCentral If you’ve visited the blog in the last couple of weeks, you probably noticed that I haven’t...