These attorneys have seen it all, and they want you to avoid these costly legal and financial problems for your family's sake.

Therapist Nedra Glover Tawwab, author of “Set Boundaries, Find Peace,” shared a post titled “Things Adult Children Want To Hear” on her Instagram earlier this year that listed a number of simple but ...

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Inspired by Jonathan Haidt, author of "The Anxious Generation," parents are encouraging their kids to do small, independent tasks to boost their confidence and reduce anxiety.

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Growing up can be a wild ride, and sometimes you don't notice just how chaotic your childhood was until you look back. Maybe your childhood seemed normal at the time, but when you start piecing things ...

WHEN we were children, play came naturally. We ran, laughed, invented games, and let our imaginations soar without hesitation. Somewhere along the way, the responsibilities of adulthood slowly pushed ...

Professional organizers make a living by helping people sort, declutter and let go of belongings that no longer serve them. But what happens when the pros themselves get emotionally attached to their ...

Being in the public eye constantly means that every move celebrities make is put under a microscope, open to scrutiny from millions.For these A-listers, it wasn’t just their red-carpet hiccups that ...

Women or parents who rule through fear never grew up in a house where fear, greed, and arrogance were labelled devilish. Your child, subordinate, or citizens do not need to fear you, but love you.

Every generation has its quirks. But when it comes to upper-middle-class boomers and their adult kids, the quirks often come in the form of “help.” On the surface, it’s generous. Who wouldn’t want ...