Parents are rightly concerned about adult predators who interact with children online in order to have sexually explicit conversations with them or to exchange sexually explicit pictures or to ...

If your adult child and their bipolar disorder symptoms are taking center stage, then you may be living in a ‘hijacked house.’ It is a bit of a “joke” to talk about how many millennials have moved ...

Lori Meo speaks to the camera. The mom shared three things she does not care about as a parent to adult-'ish' children. Lori Meo speaks to the camera. The mom shared three things she does not care ...

Alongside the changing dynamics, experiences, and stressors of any given family dynamic, it can be incredibly difficult for parents to manage a healthy relationship with their own adult children.

Nikki Tomczak tells TODAY.com of her children, ages 29, 23, and 22. Nikki and her husband, Marty Tomczak, shared a TikTok video asking, “Parents of adult children: At what age did you guys start ...

Experienced with treating children, adolescents, and adults. Currently offering medication management and evaluations. Dr. Alexandra Rowan, D.O. is a Board Certified Psychiatrist in both Child ...

While there’s no cure for autism, there are many approaches that can help both children and adults manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life. Autism spectrum disorder is a ...

Somewhere between the ages of 18 and 21, most of our adolescent patients will leave Seattle Children’s and begin seeing providers who care for adults. Ideally, this will not be an abrupt change, but a ...

As a parent coach, I often meet parents struggling to balance being supportive and overly involved in their adult children's lives. While caring about your child’s well-being is an instinct ...

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In fact, only children really shine as adults and accomplish truly astounding things. Psychologist Dr. Brianna Gaynor grew up as an only child, and she remembers it being fun. “I enjoyed having ...