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Raising an Emotionally Healthy Child

posted by admin in Advice, Parenting, TV Segments on July 6, 2010

Raising An Emotionally Healthy Child on KSL TV’s Studio 5 Self and Relationship Expert Julie Hanks, LCSW, Owner and Director of Wasatch Family Therapy, shares how you can become your child’s “emotion coach” and help her develop emotional health. Watch the segment online! As a parent, I find it’s often easier to focus on my [...]

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Quoted in AOLHealth today on Teens, weight, & depression

posted by admin in Advice, News, Parenting on June 30, 2010

A recent study a Penn State suggests that teen girls who think they are overweight but are actually at a healthy weight are more at risk for depression than their overweight peers. I was invited to comment as an “expert” on the topic in an AOLHealth.com article and give suggestions on how parents can help [...]

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Quoted in MSN.com Article “Recess Rascals”

posted by admin in Advice, Parenting on June 14, 2010

Quoted by MSN.com “Recess Rascals” Has your child been picked on? Inevitably, every child goes through being left out or being teased during recess at some point in their school experience. Read this MSN.com Mom’s Homeroom article on “Recess Rascals” for tips on: How to know when it’s bullying When bad behavior isn’t so bad [...]

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Quoted in E! Online about spoiled kids

posted by admin in Advice, Ask Julie, Family, Parenting on June 4, 2010

I responded to a reported request yesterday for an “expert” to comment on spoiled kids. When I got the questions it was about Suri Cruise’s being seen, at age 4 using an iPad and my comments ended up on E! Online article “She Has an iPad – So is Suri Cruise Spoiled?” Kinda fun. Read [...]

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The Let Down: How To Deal With Disappointment From Your Children

posted by admin in Communication, Parenting, Relationships on June 1, 2010

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The Sibling Shuffle: Solutions for parenting more than one child

posted by admin in Advice, Parenting, TV Segments on April 16, 2010

The Sibling Shuffle: Solutions for parenting more than one child     As one of nine children in my family of origin, and as the mother of four in my current family, I know all about the pain and the joys of sibling relationships and of the parenting challenges that come along with raising children. Here [...]

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Life lessons from a 3 year old

posted by admin in Family, Life, Parenting on April 9, 2010

Life lessons from a 3 year old As I sat this evening on the sidelines watching my daughter’s lacrosse game, I was exhausted and looking forward to sitting down, unwinding, and watching the game. Quickly, my expectations for an hour of relaxation were dashed when my hungry and thirsty and energetic 3 year old daughter Macy began climbing [...]

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