For Parents

Teenage Rebellion: what’s normal … what’s not
 Family Circle Column, ‘The Teen Years’ September 26, 1989

Setting Limits: how to discipline kids and make it stick
 Family Circle Column, ‘The Teen Years’ March 13 1990

Happy One Day, Sad the Next
Family Circle Column, ‘The Teen Years’ November 27, 1990

Is My Child a Fanatic?
Family Circle Column, ‘The Teen Years’ January 7, 1992

Get a Life! When Parents Won’t Let Go
 Family Circle Column, ‘The Teen Years’ January 12, 1993

Kids’ Questions About School Shootings – An Age-by-Age Guide to Talking About Violence
ClubMom.com
Posted April 17, 2000

Parent VS. Parent
By Stephen P. Herman, M.D.

An Editorial Review:

“This book should be required reading for all divorcing parents.”

Stephen P. Herman, a child psychiatrist and specialist in custody suits, provides a child-centered approach to divorce and custody proceedings. Because almost all children experience adverse psychological symptoms during this time, Herman shows parents how to keep their children’s best interests continually in mind. He reviews child placement conflicts, suggests alternatives to custody battles, and discusses the events leading up to a final court decision. Whatever the outcome, Herman stresses the importance of expediting legal disputes and resolving animosities in the post-divorce relationship. Using case histories, he takes a critical look at the types of problems that may develop and offers practical advice on how to regain stability and happiness.

For Professionals

Dr. Herman’s publications serve as a vital liaison between the psychiatric, legal and mental health professions. His contributions have appeared in publications such as these:

Ethics And Forensic Phsychiatry”
Roundup, The monthly journal of the Arizona, Maricopa County Medical Society, September, 2016

“Obama Care – How do you see it?,”
Q&A session with Doctor Herman
Roundup, The monthly journal of the Arizona, Maricopa County Medical Society, August, 2016

Child Custody Evaluations and the Need for Standards of Care and Peer Review
www.ncfm.org

Whose Embryo Is It?
www.aapl.org, Vol. 40, No. 3

Looking Backward; Looking Forward
www.aapl.org, Vol. 40, No. 2

Corporal Punishment in Schools
www.aacap.org, Vol. 39, No. 1

The Bully Pulpit
www.aapl.org, Vol. 39, No. 1

Asperger Syndrome Gets a Bad Rap
www.aapl.org, Vol. 39, No. 3

I Have Two Mommies
www.aapl.org, Vol. 39, No. 1

Tick … Tock … Tick … Tock … Terrorist?
www.aapl.org, Vol. 41, No. 1

Miranda at 50
www.aapl.org, Vol. 41, No. 2