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  • Alcohol

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    01/01/04, Partnership for a Drug-Free America

    AlcoholThe mood swings and unpredictable behavior of the tween and teen years often make it hard to tell if a child is using drugs — but there are warning signs you can watch out for.

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  • From Spats to Brats

    Article
    05/10/07, Psychology Today

    The trickle-down effect: Hostility between parents can shape sibling relationships.

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  • The Upside of Divorce

    Article
    08/30/04, Psychology Today

    Some children of divorce learn from their parents' mistakes.

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  • Breakups: Moving On

    Article
    06/22/05, Psychology Today

    The effect of a breakup on a kid's own relationships hinges on the parent-child bond.

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  • Depression

    Article
    03/01/04, Children's Hospital Boston

    A child with depression typically feels a constant sense of discouragement, a loss of self-worth and loss of interest in activities they used to enjoy. Without treatment, symptoms can last for months or even years.

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  • Answering the Question: "Did you ever use drugs?"

    Article
    01/01/04, Partnership for a Drug-Free America

    Answering the Question: "Did you ever use drugs?"For many parents, a child's "Did you ever use drugs?" question is a tough one to answer. Unless the answer is no, most parents stutter and stammer through an answer and leave their kids feeling like

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  • Private lives, public values

    Article
    05/01/92, Psychology Today

    The future of the American family.

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  • Your Brother's (Score) Keeper

    Article
    07/01/92, Psychology Today

    Why can siblings turn out so differently?

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  • Disposable Dads

    Article
    01/01/93, Psychology Today

    The impact of an absent parent is important, but so is the parent who's there.

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  • Support Your Local Mom

    Article
    05/01/94, Psychology Today

    Working moms need and deserve support.

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