We can choose to spend our lives looking at what’s wrong in the world, becoming a paralyzed observer (cursing the darkness) or we can choose to light a candle and embrace the light. The only thing stopping you from achieving your goals is . . .
Custom Student Report Cards Increase University Acceptance
25/01/2012 By 11 Comments
How much do report cards really tell you about your child’s progress, but more importantly, their potential and future? After all, isn’t going to school all about an end goal of graduating and continuting onto a successful post secondary program? Requirements for formal and informal student progress reporting at school are based on ministerial orders [...]
Help! My Teen is Glued to His/Her Video Console!
13/01/2012 By Leave a Comment
How bad is incessant video gaming? It’s all about duration and intensity. There are studies out that talk about medium and long term changes to the brain from these actions. More so, when combined with multi-tasking (texting, bbm-ing, facebook, watching a movie at the same time) the grey-matter in your child’s noggin is being trained to be three miles wide and one inch deep.
Teen problems into Teen Success – Time Stealers – Friends
06/01/2012 By 2 Comments
This is the sixth step of an ongoing series of articles based on helping struggling teens find success.
New Year’s Resolutions for Parents and Troubled Teens
30/12/2011 By 2 Comments
There is something powerful about scratching out one old period of time and making room for what’s ahead. Here are New Year’s resolutions for parents and teens in Ken Rabow’s Life Coaching Outside the Box column.
On the 12th Day of Christmas My Troubled Teen Gave to Me . . .
20/12/2011 By 2 Comments
What can parents do in the December holidays to stop the self-denial trends that their teens and young adults seem to wallow in and offer these children a chance for turning their lives around in the new year.
