The Cost of Not Caring
I intended to pull some juicy bits from USA Today’s currently running series on mental health in America, “The Cost of Not Caring: The Financial and Human Toll For Neglecting […]
Category Archives: parenting
Cocktail Time
I had my first psychotherapy sessions when I was eight. I’ve been told I was a difficult child to parent; in fact, I recall seeing the book, “The Difficult Child” lying […]
Here’s The Week’s Craziness
I’m going on a manhunt. My marriage is fine, but we’re missing the masculinity here at Crazy Good Parent. So, I’m tracking down the dads for an upcoming week-long special […]
Book Review: Surviving Your Teenager and Being Happy Anyway
First, this is not a book about parenting teenagers, though it certainly could help a parent get through a child’s adolescence emotionally unscarred. Rather, Surviving Your Teenager and Being Happy […]
Sploosh Ball Wars – Therapy In Action
First off, Thank you for inviting me to post on Crazy Good Parent – I’m deeply honored to be associated with such a great blog. So let’s get to it, […]
Craziness This Week
Can family therapy be fun? Find out tomorrow in a post from a Crazy Good parent with a unique way of promoting family harmony. I wish I could do what […]
Throwing Out The Boys With The Bathwater
I wrote this post a year ago, but was reminded of it by the new Verizon ad about how we send the wrong messages to our daughters. “Don’t get your […]
Family Ties
Two girls, a crummy day, a ball of yarn and a napping mom produce an art installation I call “Family Ties.”
On Crazy Good Parent This Week
What do you get when you mix two girls with a ball of yarn? Check back tomorrow to find out. Then, on Thursday, I’ll explore this question: has feminism thrown […]
Have A Funny Fourth
for my French friends. A fairly accurate American attitude… Happy Fourth of July. Go ahead and make fun of our tradition of barbecuing and drinking beer; it beats the olden […]
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