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Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) now more commonly known as Parental Alienation, is an often misunderstood and overlooked subject for parents and nonparents. PAS originated as
Perkins K-8 School, located in the heart of Barrio Logan, a neighborhood with one of the highest concentrations of impoverished residents in San Diego County,
Raising children in the modern interconnected world presents unique challenges beyond merely providing material comfort. Raising children requires parents to prepare them emotionally and mentally
Having been in law enforcement for 30 years and a parent for all but six of those, one of my top recommendations to parents behind
In a small town, quietly nestled in the Appalachian mountains, is a commanding structure reminiscent of a castle through the eyes of the children who
What is music therapy, and how does it work? Music therapy is the use of music to improve individuals’ and groups’ physical, mental, and emotional
Active assailants, frequently armed with firearms, have become far too familiar in our society. Families now find themselves having to discuss these violent, life-and-death issues
For decades, emergency managers have been trying to find creative ways to promote messaging around personal disaster preparedness. Cheerful characters, such as Bert the Turtle,
The very act of prevention is by and large less sensational than response. The examples are endless. Staying out of the sun to prevent skin
In my monthly newsletter, I deliberately focus on the largest issues, those that present an emergent threat, those that signal a need for new or
