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by Carl Pickhardt, Ph.D.
 All children are beneficiaries and victims of choices their parents make because a mixed performance is the best that parents can give -- a mix of strength and frailty, of wellness and illness, of wisdom and stupidity, of consideration and selfishness. In consequence, children develop partlybecause of and partly in spite of how their parents choose to act.
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by Carl Pickhardt, Ph.D
 Because parenting is such a serious responsibility, worry just comes with the territory of raising a child. "What if I make a wrong decision?" wonders the new parent? The answer is: parents make a lot of "wrong" decisions, but most children still come out mostly okay.
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by Reena Sommer, Ph.D. M.Sc.
"A WAR CHILDREN CAN'T WIN"
PAS is a burden that a child is forced to bear when one parent fails to recognize their child's strong need to love and be loved by the alienated parent.
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Counseling
