“Use your words” wisely when talking to children, which actually includes being cautious of this phrase itself. These seemingly innocent phrases we often use with children that may actually have an ...

The scene in the therapist’s office goes something like this: she points to the chart on the wall with its rows of faces typifying different expressions—happy, sad, hopeful, angry, frustrated, scared; ...

My wife, Kristen, has two great sayings related to speaking up. The first one, “Use your words,” is what she often says to the young autistic children she works with as a speech therapist. Short and ...

As with all meaningful bonds, the connection between parents and adult children requires effort and care, HuffPost reports.

Dylan Cliff receives funding from the Australian Research Council. Sumudu Mallawaarachchi does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would ...