Robert Myers, PhD
Dr. Myers has over 40 years of clinical experience working with children, adolescents, and families and as a parent educator. He is a member of the American Psychological Association and the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology. He has also trained future child psychologists and child psychiatrists as an Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at the UC Irvine School of Medicine. Dr. Myers and his wife, Pamela, are co-creators and co-narrators for The Holistic Positive Parenting Course. In addition, he is the author of “The Well-Balanced Family.”
Nurturing Social Butterflies — Understanding the Stages of Social Development in Children
As children grow and develop, they go through various stages of social development. These stages involve the acquisition and honing of essential social skills that ...
Expert Tips for Navigating Toddler Meltdowns and Surviving the ‘Terrible Twos’
Parenting a toddler can be challenging, especially during the infamous “terrible twos” phase. This stage is characterized by tantrums, defiance, and seemingly endless energy. However, ...
Screen Time Guidelines – Screen Overload?
In today’s digital age, screens have become an integral part of our daily lives. From smartphones and tablets to computers and televisions, screens are virtually ...
Parental Anxiety – Parenting Perfection or Progress?
Parenthood is an extraordinary journey filled with love, joy, and endless learning opportunities. Every parent wants what is best for their children and strives to ...
The Back-to-School Countdown — Are You Ready?
Helping Your Child Transition from Summer Vacation to Back-to-School As summer vacation draws to a close, parents and children alike begin to feel a mix ...
Let Them Shine! Promoting Independence through Age-Appropriate Tasks and Routines
Let’s Get Started! Do you want your kids to grow up to be independent and self-sufficient? Of course, you do! But sometimes it can be ...
Don’t Let Backtalk Ruin Your Day: Moving from Conflict to Cooperation
We’ve all been there: trying to have a conversation with our kids and being met with a string of “no’s” and “buts.” It can be ...
Math Homework and Why Parents Should Sometimes Stay Out of It
When it comes to school subjects, mathematics is far from being a crowd favorite. Math can seem complex and intimidating, yet early math education forms ...
The Developmental Benefits of Chores for Kids & Teens
Whether your kids are preschoolers or teenagers, there are benefits to giving them chores to do around the house. In a May 2022 research article ...
