Should you medicate your child for behavioral reasons? We all want the best for our children, but when the issue of medicating arises, many parents are intimidated and often scared. Read the pros and the cons according to licensed counselor Matt Levine.

Empathy and understanding are essential in communicating with our children. As licensed clinical social worker Matt Levine discusses, we must learn how to get to our kids’ level and meet them where they are to improve our relationships with them.

On edge due to your child’s behavior? You may know what’s like to have a child with a behavioral or adjustment problem. School behavior problems develop for various reasons, but typically they are related to some underlying mental health problem or stresses in the home and/or social environment that overpower their ability to cope. This article discusses some of the causes and what you can do

Bullying is a serious issue that has a harmful impact on many children. This article discusses how a community-oriented approach can help to reduce bullying and support victims and the vulnerable

It is common for very young children to tell lies or fibs. However, when does it become a problem? Read more about insights into why children lie and what it means when they do.

College is a time of excitement and expectations. However, the transition can be hard for many teens to make. Loneliness, weight gain, identity issues, stress, and homesickness are all common issues. Read to find out what to expect when your child starts college.

We all love to see our kids have fun. But when does gaming become a problematic behavior? Is your child addicted to gaming? Do they have a problem? Read more and find out what Matt Levine has to say.

Going back to school can be a relief for parents. Many children also get excited to return to their friends and their routines. Nevertheless, this can also be a highly stressful time. Read what Summit has to say about what you can do to be in tune with your kids at this pivotal time.