Childhood friendships can be some of the most formative relationships in a person’s life, for better or worse. These early connections are where children practice social skills, problem solving, empathy, repair, creativity, and identity development. Childhood friendships are often some of the templates we form for every future relationship.

Managing sibling conflict is one of the most common concerns we hear from parents. While it’s completely normal for siblings to argue, and while these moments help them learn essential social skills, it can feel relentless. You want a peaceful home, not a never-ending referee gig. Here are some practical strategies to help.

Our Lego group, run by JJ Bressler, MS, LAPC, is a great learning opportunity for children and adolescents that may need extra support in...