Helping Children Understand Addiction MARC advocates for framing addiction as a disease—a concept widely accepted in medical and psychological fields. By explaining addiction as an illness of ...

It’s the dream job, catching newborn babies,” she said, explaining that, looking back, she wishes she had gone straight to college to train as a midwife. Other celebrity families like the Beckhams ...

Both of my sons, ages 12 and 9, LOVE (read: are addicted to) screens ... he gets more freedom!” You can explain that it isn’t developmentally appropriate for both children to have the same rules, and ...

"Your child should know that the images and graphics they saw are not normal. That it is not love, not safe, and it is not what people do when they love each other and start a family. Explain to ...

The vast majority of them do not become addicted. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) describes a number of signs suggesting a child is abusing alcohol.

Chroming, or getting high via inhaling hydrocarbons by misusing a variety of legal products, is trending among adolescents, ...

In contrast, effective trauma and addiction therapists explain exactly why they are going ... Both substances are released when parents soothe their children, creating an association between ...

“How the f do i get these kids off the wii? i swore i would never have one in the house, now they freebase Mario,” she said on her Twitter page. She then posted a pic of her cute kids in the middle of ...

Justin Bieber's security had to ‘check his pulse’ every night before the singer made a brave decision to change his life ...

“There’s often an underlying psychiatric component of these kids who are just looking to ... electrolyte disturbances, neuropathy, addiction, brain or heart damage, memory and concentration ...