Rarely does addiction - whether to drugs, gambling, or other behaviours - just affect the addict; it often stretches and occasionally tears the bonds of family life.

The digital revolution has changed the dynamics of families and the difficulties they encounter. Because they provide entertainment, convenience, and connections, screens have become an essential part of our everyday life.

Blended families, which form when two different families combine, can provide a great deal of love, support, and bonding. Blending two family units, however, also comes with its own challenges.

Open and honest dialogue allows parents to better identify and address their child’s emotional needs, creating a stronger connection. This bond helps children navigate challenges, grow emotionally resilient, and maintain their well-being.

Parent-teen relationships can be complex, especially when a teen is experiencing therapy. Balancing emotional support while respecting their independence is a challenge a lot of parents and families face.

When thinking about child development, you may connect it to environment and genetics, but a very important factor includes maternal health.

When a family member suffers from substance abuse, it affects the entire family unit.