Abusive & Violent Behavior

Do violent video games have an effect on childhood development? Virginia Tech Shooter Cho Seung-Hui  was said to be an avid player of Counter-Strike, a […]

Have you sent your acting-out, verbally abusive or behaviorally-disordered child to counseling, only to find that it didn’t improve his behavior at all? Or maybe […]

When you have an oversensitive child with a hair trigger temper, it really puts you—and other family members—on edge. You begin to tip toe around […]

Why does arguing with your child give him power? When you engage in fights with your child, over time he will begin to believe that […]

Have things become so difficult with your teen that you’re considering sending him to a boot camp? You’re not alone; many people first find Empowering […]

Violence is the extreme end of aggression. Remember that not all kids who are aggressive become violent. When children and teens use violence to get […]

Many parents wonder what the difference is between a bribe and a reward. After all, in both instances, your child is getting something for doing […]

Do you feel like your teen tunes you out—or just plain ignores you—any time you make a request or try to have a real conversation? […]

Q: What do the other children in the family experience when they have a brother or sister who’s hostile or acts out chronically? James: It’s […]

Florida teens indicted for cheerleader beating     From the violence of 6 Florida cheerleaders to three young girls on a playground in Pennsylvania, last […]