Parenting; Parenthood

With the spread of terrorism, our children are far too often graphically exposed to the worst of what life and humans offer. What can we do to help them deal with these horrific events?

It’s an evolving, ongoing conversation, but it’s important to start now.

This year’s Chabad of Greenwich’s parenting conference took an introspective journey into parenting, benefiting both parent and child. The annual event, held at Carmel Academy at 270 Lake Avenue, is designed to inform, empower and inspire parents in the G...

Last week we witnessed the leader of the free world, U.S. President Joe Biden, going down on one knee in the Oval Office

We sometimes feel like we've been hit by a tsunami of trauma. How do we help children who are impacted by so much, so soon?

As a local trauma therapist, I am often called upon to lend a helping ear after a traumatic event. Often children have been exposed to things none of us should ever see...

When children understand why we were created and why we are in this world, they become less anxious about the “what ifs” and more focused on to living each day to its fullest.

Plucking a child out of his or her native environment is very traumatizing for the child. But sometimes the child's very life depends on it. Here's what you can do to ease the transition...

When Sara and Yisroel Gutovich of Los Angeles were married five years ago, their greatest shared hope was to raise a large Jewish family, even though they were getting a later-in-life start than most newlyweds. They were delighted when their oldest son wa...