More than likely, we all know someone we describe as “cold.” Adults who remarkably do not express concern lack empathy.… Continue reading Empathy at an Early Age
Instilling a love of reading in children starts with parents. Reading stories has many developmental benefits and strengthens parent/child bonds.… Continue reading Encouraging Young Readers
Child assessment is a vital and growing component of high-quality early childhood programs; it is even required in some states.… Continue reading Assessment in Quality Child Care Programs
As a child, your world is defined for you by your parents. You know who you are because of your… Continue reading Dr. Erin Leonard Offers Help for Youth Struggling with Self Esteem Issues
Psychotherapist Dr. Erin Leonard offers three important ways to improve our relationship with our spouses. Watch the interview here. 1)… Continue reading Improving Relationships One Step At A Time
There was a time when Visitacion Valley middle school in San Francisco could have featured in a gritty US crime… Continue reading One of San Francisco’s Toughest Schools Transformed by the Power of Meditation
Dr. Erin Leonard discusses relationships and what it takes to maintain close relationships over time. Common interests, financial status, intellectual… Continue reading How to Live Happily Ever After
The Washington Post reports the San Bernardino tragedy on December 2 was the 355th mass shooting so far this year. The… Continue reading How to Talk to Your Kids About Violence in the News
The internet has made sharing information, and more specifically, images, incredibly easy. But when those images are seen as offensive,… Continue reading Cyber Offenses, Real Victims
Within the span of three weeks, we’ve seen deadly attacks in Paris, Colorado, and now San Bernardino. It’s almost impossible… Continue reading “It’s a Very Scary Time.” Explaining Tragedy to Kids
