Joseph Allen, a psychologist at the University of Virginia, and his colleagues have been studying for decades the teen brain. In particular, he has been focusing on the impact of…...

Dr. Maya Sarkisyan, RD&T contributing author, shares personal anecdotes and revelations they’ve revealed about the meaning of material things and living a life of minimalism. Only one bag… One rainy…...

Sprawled on the hallway floor, skirt flying, hitting and kicking, I wrestled with Tina before a crowd of junior high school schoolmates, including a dozen boys from my class. Tina…...

In this article, contributing author Edie Weinstein comments on the extent to which our children are listening to what we say and watching what we do, and she urges parents…...

It has been since January 1997 that I last wrote about the father-son relationship. At that time, I wrote about the opportunity for a father to revisit (and heal) his…...

RD&T’s contributing writer, Kathryn Sandford, shares three powerful strategies to help your friends when they are in crisis.  Life throws us curveballs without any warning. Some curveballs come from nowhere and…...

Judgmental people are everywhere. You might even be one yourself and not know it! But regardless of whether you judge or not, we all certainly recognize when others judge us.…...

As children enter adulthood it can be a challenge for some parents to understand the line between enabling and nurturing. We hear about parents who have tipped over the line…...

Well, Thanksgiving is done, and we’ve survived Black Friday. But we’re not through the holiday abyss yet. This means we’ll most likely be dreading the stress, craziness, and visions of perfection shoved…...

What is faith? It is to believe in the unseen and take action on the unseen. This is not about religion; it is about your relationship with Source, Universe, Creator…...