Let springtime be a time to start anew and to become more of the person you hope to be.
Playing a team sport is far more similar to the demands of adult life than performing well on tests.
You learn a lot as the director of The Everett Clinic’s Behavioral Health department for 25 years.
This is the story — with a lesson to learn — of a son who finds out that his father is dying.
You know about “tiger moms” and “helicopter parents.” Here’s the latest controversial technique.
Like in the movie starring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, tragedy and triumph often appear together.
Our flexibility, balance, endurance and strength declines with age. Do all you can to combat it.
It’s not uncommon for parents to struggle over whether to help their adult kids financially.
We value entertainment and busyness (in the form of devices) as an antidote to boredom. Not so good.
We don’t get over the loss of a friend or family member, but we do get used to it. Here’s how to cope.
Time will tell whether the social media revolution is a good thing or a bad thing.
The short answer is no. Here are some examples of when less convenient may be more beneficial.
As one friend said, “It’s OK to visit Pity City, but don’t rent an apartment there.”
What causes the most trouble in committed relationships? Sex, children, money, in-laws and housework.
Here are some important points to remember if you or your spouse are having in-law problems.
While 11 percent of kids 4-17 are diagosed, only 5 percent actually have attention problems.
Two full-time working parents have become the norm in America — mostly out of financial necessity.