I am so excited to share this update to my previous post, "Infection Control." Last night, my wife and I took our son, Batman, to a local church Fall Festival. He had fun seeing some good friends,
I am so excited to share this update to my previous post, "Infection Control." Last night, my wife and I took our son, Batman, to a local church Fall Festival. He had fun seeing some good friends,
Our soon to be five year old son has really been hit hard by an epidemic infection that may have already infested your home. This virus is a nasty one that hits early, hits hard, can lead
The concept of "differentiation of self" was formally defined, explored, and explained by the late Murray Bowen, one of the great minds and founding grandfathers of the field of marriage and family therapy. While his mind and
Here is a sneak peak at my upcoming column in the March/April issue of Southern Families Magazine. I don't know how much editing the column will undergo for publication, but here is my original, based on a
Hopefully, all of us parents want our children to grow up to be personally responsible, morally sound, basically self-sufficient adults who make a positive contribution to society. While there are no guarantees we can make this happen,
Check out my latest addition to the Parenting 101 page, "Want to be a Better Parent? Work on Your Marriage." And remember to check out the new Parenting 101 page on WAFB.com, (accessible through the "9News This
As you might imagine, in my counseling practice I see a lot of power struggles, conflicts, and misbehavior. Things are not going well, so people seek professional guidance to improve their marriage or family relationships. (I also
Click here to read my latest "Parenting 101" segment: "Encouraging Healthy Friendships In Your Children's Lives." Here is my summary statement: "Whatever the age or stage of your children, be willing to experience your children’s activities, interests,
Check out my latest Parenting 101 post from this morning's show (August 28).
Click here to read my latest thoughts and recommendations from the "Parenting 101" segment on WAFB. The "Parenting 101" page is always available near the top of the right-hand column on my site. And, as always, feel