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An educational evaluation consists of a series of tests that can help you better understand your child. While the exact tests might vary based on your particular situation, you can usually expect your child to undergo a cognitive assessment (IQ test), an achievement test, and tests that assess the child’s personality and preferences. These tests can…
Methods of Fighting Depression
For many of us in today’s society, depression is a force to be reckoned with. It can originate from outside of us, with the death of a loved one, the loss of a job, or the ending of a relationship. What begins externally, however, takes root internally. Our minds and hearts are clouded with thoughts…
It is Never Your Fault: Emotional and Psychological Abuse
Relationships are a human resource that can create healthy growth, but also hurt us if we are not fostering the right, positive affiliations. Emotional and psychological abuse is devastating to one’s trust, their self-confidence, and their ability to love. Symptoms of emotional and psychological abuse may be difficult to identify, but if you find yourself…
4 Reasons Premarital Counseling Is Beneficial to Couples
When you find your soul mate, you are overjoyed, and ready to take things to the next level, and pop the question. Before you hear wedding bells, don’t get ahead of yourself. Before you plan one of the most important days of your life, you and your partner should seek premarital counseling. These four reasons…
Fear, Anxiety, and Anxiety Disorders
We all feel anxious or afraid from time to time, but fear is different from anxiety and anxiety doesn’t necessarily mean an Anxiety Disorder. So let’s define some terms. Fear is a negative emotion in response to the belief that something is threatening or painful. Anxiety is a heightened state of worry, unease, or discomfort, a…
When It’s Not Just a Behavior Problem
How does a parent know when a behavior problem is just a behavior problem? Or when it is something more? As a parent, I had to ask myself this same question when my three-year-old son began having unusual trouble in his preschool class. He had been in daycare since infancy with no real issues, but…