Building on the previous episode, I discuss how I keep things organized, what tools I use, and how I use that organization to build helpful routines that keep me productive.

Organization and routines have a lot of benefits, for adults and children. By working to improve both, you can help yourself and your child in a number of ways. Here, I discuss why these two things are important, and how to start improving them.

Behavior problems are a common reason parents seek therapy for their child. Here, I present the ABC's of behavior, which help you to begin understanding and improving your child's behavior.

Learning is important through childhood and adolescence. Want to help your child learn better? Here are my tips for parents.

Have a child (or someone in your life) who has difficult behavior? It can be easy to focus on the negative behaviors, but here I suggest a resolution to try something different: focus on the positive behaviors.

Tips from a doctoral student about what to expect during the graduate school interview process, and how to get through it.

This episode is mainly a test to get me used to the podcast preparation process. In this, I introduce myself, discuss my goals, and ask for future topic ideas.