Jacob, a participant in one of my telephone support groups, was exploring the fact that he generally didn’t like to be touched. He was sharing with the group a situation that used to happen with his mother.“She used to sit me on the couch with her and grab my arms and look intently into my [...]
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Parenting – Emotional Incest
Posted by admin on April 29th, 2010
Effects of Single Parenting
Posted by admin on March 15th, 2010
There have been more debates than you can count regarding the effects of single parenting. There are people who are vehemently opposed to single parents, and feel that the effects of single parenting can only be harmful. There are others who feel that single parents are perfectly capable of raising sensible, intelligent and well-grounded children. [...]
10 Tips for Parents and Teachers of Learning Disabled Kids
Posted by admin on December 30th, 2009
This list of 10 parenting tips is a guideline for successful parenting of a child with learning disabilities. In addition to the incorporation of these tips into your parenting skills, understand that often, therapy for children with learning disabilities and their parents can increase feelings of success and self acceptance, and decrease feelings of isolation.1. Do not [...]
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