About Rev. Brooks Gibson, M.Ed.
Reverend Brooks Gibson, M.Ed., is trained in Christian Counseling, Clinical Psychotherapy and Forensic court work, primarily with the Family and Juvenile courts.
This generation is living though a very unique economic period in history. One of the greatest and most common stressors overwhelming people today is the stress from foreclosure. The loss of a home and personal possessions, combined with the uncertainty … Continue reading →
Parenting Style and Its CorrelatesDevelopmental psychologists have been interested in how parents influence the development of children’s social and instrumental competence since at least the 1920s. One of the most robust approaches to this area is the study of what … Continue reading →
Role of maternal functioning and parenting skills in adolescent functioning following parental divorce. By Forehand, Rex; Thomas, Amanda McCombs; Wierson, Michelle; Brody, Gene; Fauber, Rob Journal of Abnormal Psychology. 1990 Aug Vol 99(3) 278-283 Abstract While divorce has been associated … Continue reading →
Being an Effective Parent – Helping Your Child Through Early Adolescence What can I do to be a good parent for my early adolescent child? Parents often become less involved in the lives of their children as they enter the … Continue reading →
Life Lessons are principles that emanate from the “design and function” of the universe. Pedagogy is the method used to impart those Life Lessons. 1. For every behavior, there is a reason. 2. Our behavior is determined more by how we feel, than … Continue reading →
The Governor’s office for children, youth and families produced this booklet of violence prevention information and resources for individuals and families. It contains important information on Breaking the Cycle of domestic violence (DV), the statistics on DV, traits of an … Continue reading →