Tatiana Ceban

"When are you going to have a child?" or "Why are you still not having children?" or any variation of this question I strongly recommend avoiding. Why? Let talk about all the elements of the situation – the people who ask, the question itself, and a childless person or a childless couple. #1 the question The question isn't ethical. Not everyone has studied etiquette and knows about forbidden topics in communication, such as politics, religion, money, and health. Social positi

Conscious parenting is informed, thoughtful parenting, in which the mind and heart of the parent resonate with the needs of the child. - Thomas Verny Conscious parenting is a concept and a science that is encouraged these days actively. I support it wholeheartedly and promote it in my counselling work too. When discussing mindful parenting, I have an existential approach and ask future parents three fundamental questions to consider before they conceive: 1. What do you need o

Children's anger always has a reason which can be found in the family system, child's environment or child's disruptive daily routine.

Sometimes, parents request to work with their children's deviations (phobias, aggressive behaviour, anger, depression, etc.). In response, I usually invite parents to join the work, and more than that – to work on themselves. What for? The answer is simple. Usually child’s behaviour is a direct reflection of the relationships in the family. Phobias, frequent illnesses or violent behaviour is not taken by the child out of nowhere. And then, if the parents are not part of the c

When you parent always remember the emotional needs of the children. It will make your communication easier and parenting better.

The correlation between the gestation of a human baby and Jewish Holy Days.

The treatment process with children who have experienced trauma and compromised attachment must replicate the emotional, social and biological characteristics of secure parent–child attachment. That is, the ingredients found in parent–child relationships leading to secure attachment must also be available in the therapist–child relationship, which requires the following: • Structure: The therapist provides a framework with limits, rules, and boundaries, similar to the clear