Teens that frequently dine with their families report better quality of relationships with their family members as well as a smaller chance of using drugs
Molly Allen • September 24, 2011
Creating psychologically healthy families begins with basic parenting. – Molly Allen, PsyD Can Frequent Family Dinners Help Teens Resist Drugs? by Kristofor Husted September Read more ...
Creating psychologically healthy families begins with basic parenting. – Molly Allen, PsyD
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