I try very hard not to buy into pop psychology or become an armchair shrink. Life is hard enough without always trying to be your own analyst, you know? But the cover of April’s Psychology Today (why, oh why is the April issue out at the beginning of March?) caught my eye: CHANGE YOUR […]
It was so nice to find this article by David Mahl that refutes the doom and gloom preaching we hear about divorce.
Apparently, some kids take a positive lesson from the split. There are three types of kids: Modelers, Strugglers, and Reconcilers.
The group students fell into depended on the type of connection they had with […]
Solo Mother: All the responsibility. Half the time.
Written by Christina Zola for b5media.
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