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How to help kids cope with the death of a parent

By SECURITY BLANKET By Dr. Nina Halili-Jao | October 26, 2003 - 12:00am

Children often harbor unfounded fantasies and fears that something dreadful may happen to their parent, especially if this parent works in a distant place. With the parent’s absence, the children may feel unprotected....

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How to deal with rebellious teeners?

By SECURITY BLANKET By Dr. Nina Halili-Jao | November 10, 2002 - 12:00am

In my column last week, I discussed strategies in improving communication with your children in their early teens. Here are some more strategies, although this time dealing with your older teenagers.

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