February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. This issue is far more prevalent than people think. In the Unites States one in three teens will experience emotional, sexual, or physical...
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Two great quotes can be found in Principles of Adolescent Substance Use Disorder Treatment: A Research Based Guide: “The adolescent brain is often likened to a car with a fully functioning...
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Last week I was reminiscing with my three grown sons about how we used to do our annual back to school ritual of shopping for school supplies. I think it...
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It’s understandable that one of the scariest issues a parent has to confront is the reality that their son or daughter is abusing drugs or alcohol. The immediate desire to...
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There is so much new and exciting research in the literature reminding us that the developing brain of an adolescent is truly different from that of a young child or...
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I have to be totally honest- when I heard about Janay Rice’s decision to stay with and marry Ray Rice, after being brutally knocked unconscious by him and then dragged...
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Currently, I have two cases in my practice that prove that sometimes adolescents struggle even when they come from loving and safe families. It’s not always the case that kids...
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Those of you who have trained with me in the past, are well aware that I take great stock in the impact that either secure, insecure, ambivalent, avoidant or disorganized...
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By, Kate Oliver, MSW, LCSW-C Attachment is the relationship people develop with our early caregivers that shape how we form connections to other people throughout our lives as well as...
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