Every student has so much potential to excel in school. But learning in a classroom isn't for everyone, and many students fall behind as a result. It's not because the students aren't smart or incapable of understanding what's being taught in the classroom, but a question of how the material is being presented.

As we all know, family dynamics may be complex and difficult to navigate, and this complexity increases with the presence of marital/financial issues, conflicts, and impacts of drug abuse or mental illness. Family Therapy serves as a type of psychological counseling which brings family members together, especially during a stressful situation that produces anger, grief, or conflict in order to better understand each other and feel a sense of togetherness. A common type of Family Therapy is Couples Therapy, which is a service provided here at Thaddeus! This therapy model helps two people solve a problem in their relationship, which may include issues such as: Marital problems Domestic violence Difficulty with conceiving a child Problems with adolescent behavior

“Natural born leader” is a constant sentiment heard and expressed in the workplace. The terminology of this phrase suggests an evolutionary or biological cause. In most cases, leadership and the perception of leadership are actually characterized by personality traits or behaviors such as confidence, extroversion, and ambition. It is commonly accepted that leadership stems from hard work and/or is learned behavior. But is there any truth to bio-evolutionary factors influencing the perception of leadership? According to Mark Van Vugt and Allen E Grabo, professors of psychology and anthropology, there just may be.