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Difficult Child
(Names and ages have been changed for privacy reasons) If you've ever seen a child "throw a tantrum" over the smallest things—like being given water in the wrong-colored cup or having sudden plans change—you're not alone. Dr. Ross Greene's book, 'Difficult Children,' offers a compassionate and practical way to understand and support these children without constant conflict, punishment, or power struggles. The book's core message is that it's wrong to claim children are behavi

Tuba Fidan
Apr 20


A Guide to Coping with a Challenging Child
Are you struggling with that “strong-willed” child who constantly pushes your buttons and resists everything? Are you exhausted from yelling every single day, only to feel like they just won’t listen no matter what you do?

Sinem Guven
Apr 20


What Is Emotional Regulation and How Can It Be Improved?
Emotional regulation is not about suppressing or ignoring emotions, but rather recognizing, understanding, and managing them in a healthy way. The goal is not to “never feel angry” or “never feel anxious,”

Lila Idil Demirel
Apr 20


When Your Birthday Becomes a Battleground
Birthdays are supposed to feel special. It’s a day where you feel seen, celebrated, and cared for by the people closest to you. But if you’re in a relationship with a narcissistic partner, your birthday may feel very different.

Elvan Kama Kurtz
Apr 12


Religious Trauma
As a trauma therapist, focusing on different types of trauma in my therapy sessions, I encountered "religious trauma" while on the path to healing.

Tuba Fidan
Mar 20


The Explosive Child
(For confidentiality purposes, names and ages changed) If you’ve ever dealt with a child who seems to “blow up” over the smallest things—like the wrong color cup or a change in plans—you’re not alone. Dr. Ross Greene’s book The Explosive Child offers a compassionate and practical way to understand and support these kids, without constant battles, punishment, or power struggles. At its core, the book challenges the idea that kids misbehave because they want to. Greene’s key m

Sinem Guven
Apr 23, 2025
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