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Jennifer Ginsberg is a Los Angeles mother, writer, and addiction specialist with over 15 years of experience in the fields of alcoholism, addiction, and recovery. After receiving her MSW from the USC School Of Social Work and MAJCS from Hebrew Union College, Jennifer served as the clinical director of a 120 bed drug and alcohol treatment facility. She also co-developed an addiction prevention program for Jewish youth, which has been implemented in synagogues nationally. Jennifer now works privately with people who are impacted by the devastating effects of drugs and alcohol and writes about all topics related to motherhood, addiction, and women in politics. Read more about her life at angstmom.com
No Hanukkah Bushes in My House!
Here's why there will be no Christmas tree in my casa this year -- or any year.
I Hate Needing a Nanny
Protect Your Child from Sexual Abuse
Yesterday, Tyler Perry discussed his childhood sexual abuse on "Oprah." How can we protect our own kids? Erin Runnion, founder of the Joyful Child Foundation, shares her suggestions for identifying "red-flag" behavior in people who may be looking to victimize your child.
Protect Your Child from Sex Abuse, Part 2
Protect Your Child from Sex Abuse, Part 1
9/11 Anniversary: Talking to Kids about Terrorism
This 9/11, many parents will be wondering how to talk to their children about terrorism. For children who were not yet born or are too young to remember that fateful day nine years ago, questions may still arise, as the day will be commemorated in the media and they will likely overhear people recounting the horrors that occurred.
Discriminating Against Recovered Addicts Is Just Wrong!
Mom of Two Amy Locane of 'Melrose Place' Charged with DUI, Vehicular Homicide
Amy Locane, the former "Melrose Place" actress, has been charged with second-degree vehicular homicide after an alleged drunk-driving crash Sunday. She is the mom of two young daughters: Paige, 3, and Avery, 1.
