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Food intolerance testing is weirdly controversial. Some people think it’s the best thing ever while others view it as totally garbage baloney! Is it ever recommended? Are there times when it shouldn’t be offered? What’s the difference between a food intolerance and an allergy? Is a food intolerance impacting your child’s behavior? For goodness sakes…
Many of us have a complicated relationship with social media. On the one hand, it keeps us connected to loved ones, friends, and family. On the other hand, we’ve heard or seen how social media negatively impacts mental health and personal relationships. With the onset of the pandemic, both kids and parents have been more
This fall, many children and teens will be returning to school in person after a year or more of relative isolation. With this transition may come anxiety about what classmates will think of them, fear of getting sick, or worry about being able to make new friends. Our society has a history of valuing some
Childhood anxiety almost always has an impact on, not just the child, but those around them as well. If you’re the caregiver of a child with anxiety, then you know full well that your child’s anxiety is most definitely a family issue.
Q: What is occupational therapy all about? A: Most people think occupational therapy is about jobs, recovery, or going back to work. While this is often the case for adults, occupational therapy for kids is completely different. I think this is somewhat misunderstood. The occupation of a child is play, getting along with their peers,
Reflections from a Child and Family Therapist… It’s June and that means it’s time to celebrate Pride Month! Pride is a time to celebrate diverse genders and sexual orientations and commemorate the work people have done to ensure LGBTQ people can live openly and freely without discrimination. For parents, Pride Month is also a good
