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Divorce affect 50% of the children living in the U.S. today. Parents looking for strategies to help their child cope with this reality will find ScottCounseling.com to be very helpful.
Single Parenting: Quality Time Parenting
Single parents searching for fun, inexpensive ways to make your parenting time memorable for your child may be easier than you think. Whether you have joint custody, full custody or non-custodial rights, it’s important to spend quality time with your child. Many children don’t care whether you’re rich and cool; they often just want to have fun with you. So, here are some helpful […]
Step Parenting: Guildelines For Stepfamilies
Now there are two parents to share the load, two parents to discipline, and often two sources of income. Because the adults are in love and want to be together, they assume children also will welcome a newcomer. However, most single parents who remarry discover being a stepparent is not easy. Although you want your new family to be just like everyone else’s, stepfamilies […]
Us Factor Review
Fix Your Marriage Now
This ScottCounseling review of Dr. Joseph’s Melnick’s, The Us Factor , is one marriage counseling product that stressed or separted couples need to use before seeing a lawyer. It’s normal for married couples to drift apart after they’ve been together for a while, especially if they lack the skills to stay connected.
The Us Factor Program shows couples simple, step-by-step strategies to talk about and […]
Single Parenting and Dating
Being a single parent is often a difficult task on it’s own. Add dating to the single parenting role and life may become even more complex for you and your child. It does not have to be this way. Many single parents date and their children often support the decision. ScottCounseling provides some insights to parents wishing to explore the single parent dating option with some do’s and don’ts.
Do’s
- Reassure your child […]
Group Counseling With Children
Group counseling is a form of therapy that brings individuals together that have a common problem, issue or concern.
- Adolescents who have a difficult time managing the their emotions, such as anger, are often put together in a group setting to help change this behavior.
Group Themes:
- Other themes for group counseling may include, but not limited to: coping with death or grief, family change (divorce, separation, adoption), obsessive-compulsive, […]
Expert Parenting Books: Online Parenting Books
Finding the right parenting books to meet your needs has been simplified. ScottCounseling offers two new parenting books that contain hundreds of parenting ideas, tips, stategies and techniques to help you become a parenting expert. No book store will ofer you parenting information and advice at this price!
Choice Relationships: How to turn a negative realtionship into a positive relationship
- One of the most frequent counseling questions presented to Ask a Counselor in ScottCounseling.com is:
“How do I improve my relationship so that I may be a better parent?”
Parenting children often requires one parent to team with the other to obtain a successful outcome. Sharing the parenting responsibilities with a spouse can lead to many more positive outcomes when the couple works together to achieve one common […]
I Need Help!
Asking for help from a trained professional, whether it be a dentist, car mechanic, florist, doctor or other service oriented individual should be as natural as asking someone where the restrooms are in a public building. Do you need help? Counselors are available and trained to serve you!
ScottCounseling.com was created to serve you and provide solutions for your everyday problems. ScottCounseling has […]
Bad Parent Relationship: Are Your Children Paying The Price For Your Bad Relationships?
Divorced parent relationships can have a negative affect on children. It does not have to be this way, however, and parents who strive to develop new relationships after a divorce not only have a right to do so, but can be successful as long as the parent takes into account the child’s feelings, perceptions and concerns. Author Barbara Desmarais […]
How to Help Your Child Cope With Divorce
Divorce is difficult. There are no easy answers. It’s difficult managing your own emotions and handling your own personal matters, let alone handling your child’s concerns. Below are some coping factors that you may want to consider while helping you child. It’s always important to take into account your child’s age, child development, level of maturity and emotional stability before you discuss the follow […]
