What is Prosocial Behavior?
Prosocial behavior is doing something to benefit, help, or care for someone else because you
believe that other people’s feelings and experiences are important.
Prosocial behavior is doing something to benefit, help, or care for someone else because you
believe that other people’s feelings and experiences are important.
The ACT method is 3 easy-to-follow steps in setting limits in a way that children will understand. This method was developed by Dr. Gary Landreth who founded the Center for Play Therapy.
There are four different styles of parenting that are characterized by different attitudes and behaviors that the parents exhibit towards their children. The type of parenting style that is implemented will reflect the way children face social and even
non-social problems. Along with that, executing positive parenting techniques is essential for
early cognitive development, emotional balance, and maturation of thought.
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder often begins in childhood and the symptoms can cause significant distress in everyday life. For children, it can be even harder to manage. To begin to understand how to help your child, we first must understand what ADHD is and what it causes.