Year: 2018

My book is launching this month, and I couldn’t be more excited! I’d like to take a moment to share the introduction of the book with you to provide an overview of why I wrote the book and why, I believe, its topic is so important. The purpose of this book is to share...

I’m very proud of my soon to be released book, Protecting Children: Bettering the World One Child at a Time. My publisher asked me to answer some questions to provide insight as to why I decided to write the book. I’m happy to share them with you. Question: Your book...

Kids look forward to a summer break from school, but for divorced parents it can be a time of stress and conflict. Below are some tips to help reduce the anxiety give kids the care-free and fun-filled summer they deserve. Put the children’s needs first Putting the...

I recently came across an article identifying tips on how divorced parents can handle paying for their children’s college education. A recent statistic from the College Board states that tuition, fees, and room and board can cost an average of $46,950 for a private...

In my practice, I’ve met hundreds of parents who are considering divorce. Thankfully, in most of the cases, these parents are concerned about their children’s welfare and well-being, and want to do everything possible to ensure that their children are not negatively...

What You Can Do if You Suspect Child Abuse With April quickly approaching, so is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. As I emphasize all year long, but especially during this time of year, it is everyone’s responsibility to educate themselves on the signs of child...

I have been a passionate advocate of alternative disciplinary methods for years now, because I have seen the effects firsthand of how corporal punishment can negatively affect children for years to come. A recent study by researchers at the University of Michigan and...