Kids bring happiness, right? Not always
Posted on September 20, 2008, by Guest Contributor Child Psychologist Gregory Ramey, PhD
Do children bring happiness to a couple’s life? Gregory Ramey examines if this is true and how it effects children.
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Helpful Books For Children Going Through Divorce And Loss
Posted on August 2, 2008, by Guest Contributor Child Psychologist Gregory Ramey, PhD
In his latest post for the Ohio family law blog, Gregory Ramey recommends helpful books for children who are going through divorce or loss.
Grandparent Custody Issues From a Psychologist’s Viewpoint
Posted on February 15, 2008, by Guest Contributor Child Psychologist Gregory Ramey, PhD
Parenting Role Can Take Toll On Grandparents
Derek is an overwhelming challenge to his caregivers. He is active, curious and extremely talkative. Derek is a picky eater, occasionally wets the bed and is an endless bundle of energy. In short, Derek is a normal 3-year-old boy, so why was a psychologist seeing him?
The issue wasn’t really [...]
Most preventable mental disorder in children is Divorce-related trauma
Posted on January 8, 2008, by Guest Contributor Child Psychologist Gregory Ramey, PhD
Divorced parents simply have no appreciation of the trauma they cause their children, most of which is totally preventable. Yes, divorce is difficult for kids, but they can successfully deal with it if they have parents who love them more than they dislike their ex-spouse.
Parents underestimate what their children feel, think and experience about [...]
