by Marc Shulman | Mar 25, 2024 | Resilience
If you have kids – or if you’re a young adult that grew up in the social media age – then you are probably familiar with many of the risks associated with social media use. Social media tends to cause us to feel depressed and anxious, seeking out “likes” and approval...
by Marc Shulman | Feb 24, 2024 | Child Psychology
Therapy is not only for adults. Pediatric therapy – including therapy for teens and young adults – can be immensely valuable at helping children navigate emotional and psychological difficulties. But one challenge parents have is knowing when they should consider...
by Marc Shulman | Feb 20, 2024 | Child Psychology
We all are still learning to manage our emotions. Even those of us in our 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond are learning new ways to keep ourselves calm, address frustration, and communicate more effectively with ourselves and each other. Children – including teenagers and...
by Marc Shulman | Jan 29, 2024 | Divorce and Separation
Couples counseling is typically viewed as a tool used to save marriages and prevent divorce. But it should be thought of as a way to grow any relationship, in any stage. The exercises used in couples counseling and the insights that people gain into their partner...
by Marc Shulman | Jan 23, 2024 | Child Psychology
Tics – which are seemingly involuntary behaviors – can be a source of concern for parents, often raising questions about their nature and implications. Tics are common in children, and while your child will often (although not always) outgrow tics, they are...