What About the Grandparents?
Sometimes grandparents have strong opinions about the manner in which challenging kids should be disciplined, and aren't so familiar with Plan B. What to do? The Parents Panel weighs in (on this and...
1 Maalis 201145min
Playing Catch-up
On today's program, Dr. Greene responded to the email that has gathered over the past month or so. A variety of topics were discussed, including the need to identify specific unsolved problems, wheth...
22 Helmi 201144min
Don't Forget, This is Supposed to be Proactive
Lots of callers on today's program, and lots of good information, too.
15 Helmi 201145min
Progress Reports
We heard back from some prior callers today, who gave us updates on how they and their kids are faring with Collaborative Problem Solving. The news is good (but the work is never done).
8 Helmi 201144min
Why Would a Kid Participate in Treatment? February Parents Panel
"Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night stays the Parents Panel from completing its appointed rounds." Dr. Greene got stuck away from his office in a snowstorm when the program began, so...
1 Helmi 201141min
Important...and Not So Important...Information
What information is most important to focus on when you're trying to understand and help a child with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges? And how does one organize the effort so as to inter...
25 Tammi 201145min
A Sad Tale...and Some Hope
How do you make sure your child gets what he needs to help him overcome his social emotional and behavioral challenges? Why does the system sometimes fail to help our kids? Can young kids participat...
18 Tammi 201144min
Attachment Issues and CPS: Just What the Doctor Ordered
Is Collaborative Problem Solving a good fit for kids with attachment issues? Should the model be modified in any way for such kids? These questions and more on this program.
11 Tammi 201145min
