Articles & Resources
Articles
- Marital Bliss to Baby Bliss (pdf)
- Parenting with Confidence: Dinner without the Drama (pdf)
- Parenting with Confidence: Good Night All Night (pdf)
- Parenting with Confidence: On the Outs Wanting In (pdf)
- Parenting with Confidence: Testing Love by Testing the Limits (pdf)
- Temper Temper, Managing Your Child’s and Your Own (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, May 2007 - Stress-Busting Strategies for Busy Parents (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, March 2007 - Simplifying Life With the Complex Child (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, November 2006 - Maximizing the Homework Minimizer (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, October 2006 - Meeting Your Mother-in-Law Heart-On (pdf)
Dr. Kay Abrams, Washington Parent Magazine, May 2006 - Minding Your Marriage (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, April 2006 - Parenting in the Age of Anxiety (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, March 2006 - Monitoring Teens in the Techno World (pdf)
Dr. Kay Abrams, Washington Parent Magazine, February 2006 - Managing Moods with Medication (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, February 2006 - When to Snoop on Your Teen (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, January 2006 - Nurturing Your Child’s Nature (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, December 2005 - Frenzied Families (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, November 2005 - Wonders Worries and Fears (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, October 2005 - Planning the Perfect Party (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, June 2005 - Mom’s Way or Dad’s Way (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, May 2005 - The Truth About Lies (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, April 2005 - Ready Set Go Potty (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, March 2005 - Sibling Squabbles (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, July 2004 - Stop Reactive Parenting (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, June 2004 - Camping or Chilling (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, May 2004 - Sensitivities to Symptoms (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, April 2004 - The Chores Challenge (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, March 2004 - Thinking Outside the Box (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, February 2004 - Help the Medicine Go Down (pdf)
Washington Parent Magazine, January 2004 - Sibling Rivalry for Better or Worse
Washington Parent Magazine, May 2003 - Eating Disorders: Is Your Child at Risk?
Washington Parent Magazine, March 2003 - First Comes Hurt, Then Comes Anger and Aggression
The third lecture in the Fall 2002 Series, “It’s Just Life: Taking the ‘psycho’ out of the psychology of everyday living,”, Washington Parent Magazine, January 2003 - Understanding Out-of-the-Ordinary Behavior
The second lecture in the Fall 2002 Series, “It’s Just Life: Taking the ‘psycho’ out of the psychology of everyday living,”,Washington Parent Magazine, December 2002 - Parenting With Confidence: Less Bribing, Less Threatening and Less Exhaustion
The first lecture in the Fall 2002 Series, “It’s Just Life: Taking the ‘psycho’ out of the psychology of everyday living,” Washington Parent Magazine, October 2002 - Attention Deficit Disorder Often Misdiagnosed and Misunderstood
Dr. Kay Abrams, Washington Parent Magazine, July 2000 - When Your Child Does Not Write Right
Dr. Kay Abrams, Washington Parent Magazine, November 1998
Websites
American Psychological Association
The American Psychological Association’s website offers seminars, programs, plenary sessions, continuing education and products pertinent to mental health professionals.
Maryland Psychological Association
This website is the Maryland Psychological Association (MPA) site, dedicated to “the promotion of psychology, as a science, and as a means of promoting human welfare.” The site contains information of interest to MPA members, psychologists, to those in training, and to those seeking psychological services.
Eating Disorder Referral and Information Center
Dedicated to the prevention and treatment of Eating Disorders, the Eating Disorder Referral and Information Center provides assistance in the form of information and resources to those suffering with eating disorders.
EatingDisorders.ResourceAid.com
Extensive collection of links to resources and newsletters related to eating disorders.
Homeschooling in Montgomery County
The purpose of Homeschool Montgomery is to forge connections in our homeschool community. This site brings together resources available through cooperatives, hybrid organizations, businesses, and others who appreciate the virtues of homeschooling.
National Eating Disorders Association
NEDA is located in Seattle, Washington. Their mission is to eliminate eating disorders and body dissatisfaction and to create a world in which no one weighs self-esteem in pounds on a scale. NEDA offers information and resources for the treatment of eating disorders.
LD Online
The leading website on learning disabilities for parents, teachers and other professionals.
Parent Soup
A great site for parents, filled with informative articles to support parenting for toddlers, preschoolers, grade- schoolers, preteens and teenagers. Articles, parenting tips and resources.
Something Fishy Website on Eating Disorders
A website on Eating Disorders with outstanding information regarding the treatment and prevention of eating disorders, with open chat rooms available for parents as well as for persons struggling to recover.
Washington Independent Services for Educational Resources
WISER is an organization of educational professionals in the Washington DC Metropolitan area. This website makes resources available for services, such as tutoring, advocacy, educational testing and public speaking.
The Washington Parent Magazine
“The most trusted Parenting Resource in the Washington Metropolitan Area,” with guides and directories, event calendars and current articles.”
Abrams & Associates in the News
When Parenting Gets Tough, Just Breathe (pdf)
Washington Jewish Week by Suzanne Pollak, February 27, 2012
It’s Just Life! Lecture Series by Dr. Kay Abrams
Here you’ll find the MP3s of Dr. Kay Abrams lecture series on parenting called It’s Just Life! There are 5 cds in total, please enjoy listening and feel free to download.
Resources
Play Therapy Makes a Difference
A great article about Play Therapy from the Association for Play Therapy