Teaching Emotional Intelligence to Your Children

Mastering Emotional Intelligence (EI) is not just an asset; it’s necessary for a child’s comprehensive growth. It involves more than just recognizing and managing one’s emotions; it extends to understanding and empathizing with the feelings of...

The Neurological Effects of Child Abuse and Hope for Healing

Every child, without exception, deserves a safe, nurturing atmosphere. Experiencing neglect or physical, emotional, or sexual harm can warp the essence of childhood. For adult survivors of child abuse, the healing journey often involves wrestling with memories of a...

How to Talk With Your Kids About Bullying

For many, childhood is a precious time of innocence, boundless curiosity and exploration, and an innate sense of wonder. As children explore the world around them, their experiences create the foundation for self-worth and confidence. Consistent love, acceptance, and...

Adult Survivors of Child Abuse and Dissociation

Child abuse tragically affects countless children each year. Child abuse can have long-lasting effects well into adulthood, regardless of its form. One particularly profound mental health issue is dissociation, a psychological phenomenon wherein individuals detach...