Support for anxiety, confidence, resilience, big feelings, and the struggles children don’t always say out loud.
Thoughtful guidance, expert perspectives, and practical reflections to help you better understand what your child may be experiencing.
5 min · In this short clip, Sheikh Belal Assaad describes five patterns that can make family life unhealthy: substance abuse, constant conflict, violence,…
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9 min · Disagreements are part of life, between siblings, friends, neighbors, and even between parents and children. In the final episode of Raising…
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12 min · When a child forgets, refuses, or pushes back, it’s easy to react with a lecture, a guilt trip, or a rebuke,…
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Dr. Daniel Amen, child psychiatrist and founder of Amen Clinics, lays out what actually builds a mentally strong kid: not more rules or more…
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24 min · Ustadh Muhammad Tim Humble traces a Quranic framework for anxiety, depression, and grief, starting with a simple but easy-to-miss point: much…
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21 min · Drawing on decades as a clinical social worker and psychoanalyst, Erica Komisar argues that today’s youth mental health crisis is real…
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15 min · A developmental psychologist reframes what looks like a child avoiding a challenge, backing away from a big water slide, refusing to…
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7 min · A video looks at how a child’s everyday questions, however small they seem, can function as an act of trust, and…
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11 min · A step-by-step approach to responding to a child’s meltdown with calm presence rather than immediately trying to stop or correct it.…
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