Conflict is an inevitable part of life, a ubiquitous thread woven into the tapestry of human interaction. It can arise in any relationship between children, often manifesting as disagreements over ...

"Social skills are built in discomfort. It’s not fun, but that’s how we learn.” ...

Human development experts tell us that conflicts and disruptions between parents and children are natural and necessary for learning and personal growth. These family tensions might include arguments, ...

Children living through the latest war in the Middle East or seeing images of the conflict may need help making sense of events that many adults find unnerving. Exposure to war, even if it is indirect ...

As explained in my prior three blog posts on family courts, parents with “high conflict” personalities tend to have Cluster B personality disorders or traits, which includes narcissistic, borderline, ...