Children

Are you sick of your children watching T.V. all day? Sure, if they complete their responsibilities (homework, chores, etc.), there’s nothing wrong with them enjoying their free time. Technology is

It may not be pleasant to think about, but most adults should have some sort of plan for handling their assets after they’ve passed on. Any outstanding debts that may

I never liked cancer. I like it even less now. In my work as a hospice chaplain and grief counselor, I interact with cancer in some way almost every day.

Today, children’s play is often tainted with boxes to check and points to score. So often teachers will say things like “they think they’re playing, but really they’re learning” to

Between school, soccer practice, piano lessons and everything else, you hardly have time to take your kids shopping. Whether they have already grown out of their back-to-school wardrobe or you

It is never easy dealing with death. As adults, it overwhelms us. For children it can be harder for them to understand what dying means. We want to protect our

You can ask your little one “What do you want to be when you grow up?” a thousand times and hear a thousand different answers. That’s because kids only know

I worked with a client whose son suddenly began displaying aggressive tendencies towards her and his younger siblings. She told me that they were going to hold her son back

The law is an incredibly complex area of life. The basics may appear simple, such as killing is wrong. However, there are circumstances when killing is legally acceptable; although morally

We all remember that boring, uncomfortable question from our childhood: “What do you want to be when you grow up?”  At first it was easy.  You said “Fireman” or “Mommy”