Part II A new study is renewing a conversation about how much screen time is too much screen time for our youngest children. The findings

There are many ways to view the relationship between a client and their therapist. Some people see it as one would a patient and their

“Ellen, how do I deal with all my kids’ artwork from years past?” or “What do I do with piles of family photographs and albums?”

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What comes to mind when contemplating the words “grief” and “loss”? Maybe the ritual of sitting shiva, or a funeral? Let’s consider for a few

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Editors note: We are happy to welcome Josh Frank to our Family Link edition. He plans to share insights into different mental health issues, and

In the ever-evolving landscape of divorces, the year 2023 has witnessed some dynamic changes influenced by societal shifts, technological advancements and legal considerations. While 2023

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Several years ago, occupational therapist and mother of six Rivka Stern experienced what she called a “lightbulb moment” and decided she was going to do

Have you ever had buyer’s remorse? That is when you buy something that seemed essential or beautiful in the store, but once you got it

As a newlywed, it is tempting to mirror the lifestyle modeled by your parents and in-laws. Having grown up expecting certain things, you may expect