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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Do Tell, Don’t Tell
By the time most children reach the late elementary years, they have begun to own their own stories. At home and at work, I am reminded of this fact frequently. In the families that I work with, there is often a … Continue reading
Posted in High/Upper School, Middle/Junior High School
Tagged adolescence, parenting, privacy
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Values. There, I Said It.
After watching hours of political rhetoric from the Republican and Democratic conventions, with frequent comments about “values” peppered throughout, I hate to even say the word. The concept of values can be a tricky one for therapists. After all, it is … Continue reading
What Kids Want Us to Know 