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“Are you raising a future terrorist in your home?”: Dr. Honey’s Interview on the effect of exposure to abusive behavior on a child
“When you are young, you do not have the critical thinking to discern whether your parents are right or wrong. If the mother is neglectful, you will not see your mother as unloving. Rather, you see yourself as unlovable…If a parent sends the message that you are unlovable, you carry that with you for a long time,”
– Dr. Honey Carandang
With the seemingly growing prevalence of violence in our lives today, protecting our children from exposure to situations of abuse is no easy task. From videogames to social media, even the familial interactions that they witness, children are constantly being exposed to its various forms.
Dr. Honey, in her quest to promote mindful parenting, shares with the Philippine Daily Inquirer the importance of a parent’s awareness of his/her behavior while also actively monitoring his/her child’s activities; and on how the quality of life at home plays a key part in the latter’s development.
For the whole interview, please click the link below:
http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/266587/raising-future-terrorist-home/#ixzz4lGTIDIp6
Dr.Carandang’s interview on the Effect of EJKs on our Children
Curious about the effect of extra-judicial killings on our children? Here’s what the country’s leading psychologist thinks.
Click the link below to read the article from Inquirer
Dr.Honey’s interview in the Inquirer on the harm that careless words at home can cause our children
Hello everyone,
Do check out this interview today in the Inquirer where Dr. Honey Carandang talks about how careless words at home can wound kids for life.
“What we don’t see is that the origin (of the behavior) could be the home, so let’s be aware of how we discipline our children. We have to do away with putting down or emotionally labeling our children,” the psychologist stressed.” – Dr. Honey Carandang
Click the link below:
http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/225027/tamad-tanga-careless-words-at-home-can-wound-kids-for-life
Dr. Carandang talks about Corruption and Integrity in this short video teaser and invite to MLAC’s 5th Anniversary
Dear MLAC friends,
The elections are fast approaching. Have you ever wondered what the psychological effect of corruption is?
In this short video with National Social Scientist and Clinical Psychologist Dr.Ma.Lourdes A. Carandang, she explains the effect of corruption on people and how building one’s integrity is the way to fight corruption.
We would like to invite you to MLAC Institute’s 5th Anniversary this November 24, 2015 where Dr.Carandang will talk more about the topic. Details are mentioned in the video. Make sure to RSVP by emailing mlac.institute@gmail.com or by texting 09166821437 if you are going so we can reserve a seat for you in this free event! See you!
Dr. Carandang interviewed on Bullying by CNN Philippines
For all those who were not able to catch Dr.Carandang’s interview, here’s the link:
