Worrying is a quiet and consistent thinking style we might not even be aware of. Dr. Dan Peters helps parents help kids who are worriers.

Our inner critic abuses us and separates us from other females. Author Naomi Katz helps girls and women recognize how each of us carries our own beauty.

The biggest myth about ADHD is that it doesn't exist. Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Katherine Ellison debunks that one and others.

It's Thanksgiving break. This week's podcast is a re-broadcast of Annie's 5/30/14 interview with inspirational author Glennon Doyle Melton.

Balancing work and motherhood involves so much. Dr. Portia Jackson inspires working moms to have fun and be fulfilled in all roles of their lives.

Glennon Doyle Melton, recovering bulimic and alcoholic, has hard-earned wisdom to share with anyone needing a kick in the pants, hug, or wake-up call.

When is it absolutely right to medicate your child and when is it not? Journalist Judith Warner went looking for answers and found some real surprises.

All teens desperately want to be "normal." Dr. Jennifer Wider desperately wants to throw out the word and replace it with "able to celebrate uniqueness."