When parents find their marriage dissolving they may ask themselves should we stay together for the kids? Parents worry how a divorce will affect their children. In this episode, Teri Entler, MA, LMHC, founder of One Freaking Life, joins Dr. Sarah to discuss what steps parents can take to reduce the psychological affects on their children, parental alienation and how to survive, how to support your kids through divorce and more!

Learning differences are common, affecting one in five children. The terms “difference,” “disability,” and “difficulty” are often used interchangeably, but there are some cases where these terms can have separate, legal meanings. In todays episode Dr. Sarah will break down the terminology. Educational information shared in the podcast provided by Dr. Kelly Christian, licensed psychologist and clinical director of Lawrence School’s Schafer Center for Learning Differences. Whether you are the parent of a grade-schooler who is struggling in the classroom or a high schooler who needs disability confirmation for college, Lawrence School’s Ethan D. Schafer Center for Learning Differences can guide you to the testing, resources, and services that will help! https://www.lawrenceschool.org/schafer-center 440.832.7850

On March 11, 2024 the Washington Post presented an article based on the Pew Research study that Parents have a problem with screen time too and that almost half of the teenagers think their parents sometimes get distracted by their phone. Dr. Sarah is joined by Joey Odom, Co founder of ARO, TechEntrepreneur, Podcast Host and a father taking on the screen time endemic. In this episode, we talk about the impact phones have on our relationships, our kids mental health, practical ways for families to address technology and more!