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5 Warning Signs Your Child Might Be A Victim Of Cyberbullying by Kelsey Borresen Virtual learning has given some victims of bullying a reprieve from the daily harassment they faced at school — in the hallways, the cafeteria, the locker room or at recess. For others, the taunting hasn’t stopped; it’s just moved online. Cyberbullying may include sending mean-spirited or threatening text...[ read more ]

Porn often gets a bad rep, but in of itself it is not a problem. Porn can be used for educational purposes, as a sexual outlet, to increase your sex drive or to even help you determine what you are into. However, when the consequences of porn use (e.g. losing your relationship, career, developing an addiction or mental/physical health issues)...[ read more ]

Dr. Tenille Richardson-Quamina is a marriage and family therapist that has over nine years of research and experience with online porn addiction and is the owner of New Creations Counseling Services LLC.  She is a well-rounded clinician that has developed a niche for helping clients with internet addictions and it was an honor to interview her on her expertise and...[ read more ]

3 Ways to Stop Online Affairs July 28, 2016/in Couples Corner /by Katie Lemieux 1. Protect Your Status The first step Dr. Richardson-Quamina recommends in preventing an online affair is to protect your relationship status. We all remember the pivotal scene in 2010’s “The Social Network” when Jesse Eisenberg’s character realizes that the one thing that will make his online...[ read more ]

  Are your loved ones saying that you spend more time on your phone than with them? Do you need more time in the day for me time, hobbies, or family time? Is being constantly attached to your phone weighing you down? Then put yourself on a Smart Phone Diet by learning 5 tips to decrease the time you spend...[ read more ]