family
How to understand that it’s time for spouses to visit a family psychologist: the main signs are named
Quarrels and conflicts are an integral part of every relationship. In this article, we will talk about the signs that you and your partner need a family therapist.
Diana Dashkevich family issues mental health communication psychotherapy Psychology 4 March 2024
What mistakes can destroy a marriage: expert opinion
Unfortunately, divorces are more common than we would like. In this article we will tell you what exactly destroys marriages.
Diana Dashkevich family issues marriage psychologist tips mental health Psychology 29 February 2024
Why quarrels and scandals began to occur more often in the family: experts named the main reasons
To some extent, family quarrels are normal. In this article, we will tell you why quarrels can occur.
Diana Dashkevich mental health family issues communication Psychology 25 February 2024
How to prepare your child for the arrival of a brother or sister: tips to help avoid jealousy between children
Try not to worry, and our tips will help you prepare for the birth of your second child. In this article, we will tell you how you can prepare your child for the birth of your second.
Diana Dashkevich children children safety mental health Psychology 17 February 2024
A new study: A caring adult – positive impact on childhood
A recent study reveals that positive relationships with parents and caregivers during childhood can reduce the risk of depression, anxiety, and stress in adulthood. The research underscores the lasting impact of early emotional support on long-term mental well-being.
Kate Yakimchuk research caring adults child development kids Psychology 29 January 2024
Psychologist's tips: Holidays can be rough – prevent family fights
If you gather with relatives only once or twice a year, then holidays can be rough – especially if you don't get along with your family. There are many movies that show family fights during holidays, and if you want to prevent it, then you have to know some tricks.
Kate Yakimchuk relationship communication mental health family issues Psychology 30 December 2023
Tips from an Expert: How to Arrange Relaxation Areas – Home Cinema
The main difference between a home theater and a simple TV is the surround multi-channel sound, which allows you not only to concentrate on the development of the plot, but also to experience what is happening to the characters on the screen.
Diana Dashkevich home coziness interior interior tips House Design 30 December 2023
When Your Pet Dislikes a Family Member: Pet Owner's Tips
Pets can have preferences - and sometimes it's hard to understand why they like or dislike some people around them. If your pet dislikes one family member, but you're sure that they've never harmed them, then it's time to look for solutions.
Kate Yakimchuk pets facts aggression pet owners behavior Animals 21 December 2023
When adopted people become parents: A new study
When it's time for adopted people to create their own families, this experience can be both amazing and challenging for them. People who didn't have to grow in full and loving families might not have the experience to be good parents, but they surely understand the importance of this.
Kate Yakimchuk research new baby parenting adopted children Psychology 5 December 2023
Great animals parenting: Nature is amazing
Animals might not be as intelligent or organized as humans, but they can also be amazing parents for their babies. Some animals have surprisingly great parenting instincts, and they can show us that animals can also be caring, gentle, and protective.
Kate Yakimchuk parenting wildlife nature Animals 26 November 2023
Parents' trauma can bring troubles with law: A new study on parenting
A study found that when parents experienced difficult things during their own childhood, like abuse, neglect, or violence, their kids are more likely to get in trouble with the law when they grow up. This means there's a link between what parents went through when they were young and what happens to their children.
Kate Yakimchuk research parenting laws trauma Psychology 2 November 2023
Making bonds stronger: A new study on relationships
Married couples and long-term partners often do things to keep their relationship strong. These actions help build commitment, which is good for their physical and mental health.
Kate Yakimchuk research relationship bonds Psychology 1 November 2023
Sexists make poor parents: A new study
Have you ever wondered whether people's views affect their parenting style? Researchers conducted a study that found when fathers and mothers believe in men having power and authority in society and the family, they tend to be less responsive to their children during family interactions.
Kate Yakimchuk research sexism parenting parents Psychology 25 October 2023
Even dads can have postpartum depression: A new study on stresses of fatherhood
While most people are already aware that new mothers can have postpartum depression, it turns out that dads can have it as well. A new study shows that approximately one third of all new fathers can become depressed when having their first child.
Kate Yakimchuk research fathers depression Psychology 15 October 2023
Loving parents make kind people: A new study on family bonds and character
Most people are well-aware that harsh childhood can change your life forever, but how important is it to have loving parents? The newest research suggests that a loving bond between parents and their young kids can have a significant impact on their tendency to be kind, empathetic, and helpful towards others, known as "prosocial" behavior.
Kate Yakimchuk research children love Psychology 11 October 2023
Kids do better when dads play with them: A new study on parenting
While everyone knows that it's great when dads play with their kids, it seems that it has more positive effects than we used to think. A new report suggests that fathers can help their children do better in primary school by spending time with them on activities like reading, drawing, and playing.
Kate Yakimchuk research parents education children Psychology 6 October 2023
Family mealtimes matter for kids: A new study on work-related stress and its effects
Family mealtimes are important for parents and kids to talk, be together, and make strong bonds. But when parents are busy with work, it can be hard to find time for these meals.
Kate Yakimchuk research parenting children Psychology 5 October 2023
Understanding mature parents: Psychologist's tips
It's often pretty hard to achieve good mutual understanding with your mature parents - you are simply too different and have different values. Meanwhile, if your parents actually love you and want the best for you, you can fix your communication with them without arguing and conflicts.
Kate Yakimchuk parents relationship communication tips Psychology 22 September 2023
Kids aren't for everyone: Psychologist's insights
Many people are still convinced that everyone should have kids - they see procreation as the only purpose for people to exist, and also the only way to be happy. Meanwhile, modern people seem to think differently - and many of them decide that they don't want to have children.
Kate Yakimchuk children parenting Psychology 17 September 2023
Psychologist's Explanation: Why You Need to Separate from Parents
Separation is necessary because it leads to the ability to distinguish yourself, your feelings and desires from others, to understand what belongs to you and what belongs to your mother or partner. After separation, a psychic space arises inside that allows you to accept and love yourself.
Diana Dashkevich parenting children mental health facts Psychology 21 August 2023