Children show distress in subtle ways. When adults listen with intention, they help children feel safe, regulate emotions, and choose healthier ways to respond.

To actively listen, you need to be intentional in comprehending what the individual is communicating to you. You hear more than just the words they're saying -- you should hear what they are saying ...

Children are back in the classroom. When they come home from their school day, what are the best ways to check in with them? The importance of communication with our children is arguably more ...

BEEN REPORTED. SO AS A PARENT, HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU SAID THIS? ARE YOU LISTENING TO ME? FOR SOME PARENTS, THAT CAN BE A REAL STRUGGLE. SO HERE ARE SOME ADVICE. IS DR. ERICA LEE, A CHILD ...

In an inviting space full of vibrant bold colors, fiber optic curtains, and a vibrating haptic chair, sounds of “Row Row Row Your Boat” and other popular children’s songs fill the air, and children ...