Posts Tagged ‘ Parents ’

Too Much Parenting Advice?

Jan 6th, 2010 | By marshajacobson | Category: In The News

Mackenzie Carpenter of the Washington Post writes a thought provoking article entitled, “Clashing Data Bombards New Parents As Old-School Ideas Fall By The Wayside.”

Giving readers food for thought, Carpenter talks about parents over-reliance on parent advice. She cleverly points out how advice and parenting gurus change from generation to generation, leading us to wonder at the validity of any of it.



What’s In A Name?

Nov 25th, 2009 | By marshajacobson | Category: In The News

A recent article in the globegazette.com entitled “Emma, Ethan Lead Iowa’s Baby Name List” by Rod Boshart discusses the most popular baby names today. And also the anxiety that parents experience when they have to come up with a name! In days gone by your name was simply your name, the word by which to [...]



Ask Jennifer Kolari: Childhood Anxiety

Nov 23rd, 2009 | By jenniferkolari | Category: Ask Jennifer Kolari, Lead Article

All of us have anxiety – it is an important emotion.

We need it to survive, stay safe and make good choices. Some of us are hardwired to be more anxious than others. As a therapist, I feel that more and more children are struggling with anxiety for many reasons and many parents struggle with how to help their kids cope.