LSCI  is a brain-based, trauma-informed, relationship-building verbal strategy that turns crisis situations into learning opportunities for young people who exhibit challenging behaviors. LSCI  provides educators, counselors, social workers, psychologists, child & youth care workers, parents, and other caring adults with a systematic, 6-stage process to move from stress and conflict to insight and long-term behavioral change.

Michèle Phoenix, international speaker and writer on issues related to Third Culture Kids, highlights her most popular and helpful articles in a format you can consume on the go. Author: Michèle Phoenix Broadcast Platform: Radio Public

Teach kids of all ages - from under five to 15 - the skills they need when you're not around. Author: Catherine Wilson Source: Focus on the Family

Being a parent in the digital age means you have a ton of ways to connect with others...On social media, you can also post photos of your kids so friends and family across the world can keep up with family news. Sometimes, though, parents can post a little  too  much information about their kids — or even go so far as to shame them publicly.  Sharenting is a term that most likely originated in a  Wall Street Journal article  from 2012. A mashup of the words “overshare” and “parenting,” i...

Today’s post has been submitted anonymously as a follow up to a piece published here, at A Life Overseas, in 2013. Today we hear from the daughter of ‘Jessica’ that wrote that article in 2013.  ~~~… Author: Editor Source: A Life Overseas