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Sibling expert and family therapist Jonathan Caspi, PhD, knows that understanding why kids fight is the first step to restoring peace.

In How to Live a Meaningful Life, Stanford's Dave Evans takes on the most profound design problem of all: What makes a life feel worth living? Drawing on the latest research, he shows how to bring wonder, coherence, flow, and community into our everyday experiences.

Louis E. Newman, PhD, former Dean of Academic Advising and Associate Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education at Stanford University, explores how you can take advantage of the opportunities that college offers—before you even get there!

Este taller práctico ayuda a las familias y sus hijos a usar la tecnología y las redes sociales de manera segura y saludable. Jamie Nuñez es el gerente sénior de divulgación y capacitación en Common Sense Media.

How can we support our children’s autonomy while maintaining boundaries? Psychologist Emily Edlynn, PhD, offers a flexible parenting framework that can apply to every family and every parental relationship.

En este taller, Vanessa Ventura, LMFT, comparte herramientas simples y efectivas para hablar de temas difíciles, identificar sensaciones, entender emociones, y crear un ambiente de seguridad en el cual les ayude con calma y confianza ayudar a sus hijos que sientan seguros, escuchados y apoyados.

In Ordinary Magic, Stanford psychologist Gregory Walton, PhD, explores how small, "wise" interventions in everyday life can lead to significant positive change, addressing core questions like "Can I succeed?" and "Do I belong?"

Lynn O'Shaughnessy is a nationally recognized college expert, higher-education journalist, speaker, and educator. She specializes in helping families take the stress out of affording a college education, whether public or private.

How can you re-energize yourself? Join Eran Magen, PhD, founder of Parenting for Humans and Early Alert, for a popular Parent Forum (English) on “Recharging the Parenting Battery.”

The Neurodiversity Education Series welcomes Jacqueline Rodriguez, PhD, CEO of the National Center for Learning Disabilities (NCLD).

Erin Walsh, author of It's Their World, uses developmental science, warmth, and humor to cut through the conflicting messages about screen time and kids.

How do we make our emotions work for us rather than against us? In SHIFT, author and psychologist Dr. Ethan Kross dispels common myths and offers a framework for shifting emotions so they don’t take over our lives.