Strategies to Move a Couch Potato Kid
It’s an era of sedentary activity– of children and adults who spend evenings and weekends glued to the couch. Many children have been trained to
It’s an era of sedentary activity– of children and adults who spend evenings and weekends glued to the couch. Many children have been trained to
What do sports have to do with personal wellbeing and family functioning? A lot, it turns out, if the sport you’re talking about is Taekwondo.
It’s not at all uncommon for children to feel some anxiety at the start of the school year. For some children though, it turns into
Despite the fact that I typically consider myself less tech savvy than many of my same-age peers, I’m just as guilty as the next gal when
Now that you’ve identified that your child is a refusal-to-put-in-the-work, acting-up, perfection-or-bust, or seeking-constant-reassurance bright kid (or just a kid with a nose), perhaps you
Refusing to do homework, acting up in school, turning everything into a competition, constantly seeking positive feedback, falling apart when something isn’t perfect… These are
With in-depth minute-by-minute coverage of news now literally at our fingertips, it’s impossible to shield our children from the tragedies of the world. While this
January and February are heavy traffic months for us here at Intuition Wellness Center. Many children who are new to us enter through our door
Everyone experiences anger— whether we feel it a lot, or hardly ever. Dealing with intense feelings like anger can be especially challenging for many kids (ok… and adults). Don’t you wish
Hello, We have exciting news about a new Taekwondo Wellness therapy group for kids ages 7 and up that will be starting on May 24,
It may come as no surprise, but kids can thrive with a bit of structure that gives them a sense of routine and with rules
Youth I work with often share with me that their parents “don’t listen” and/or “don’t understand.” Listening to children is about communicating to them that
I’ve worked with lots of teachers, school staff, kids and families who have either given up on behavior charts altogether or who seem to be
My blog-writing inspiration often comes from upcoming events and when I realized that World Breastfeeding Week is approaching (August 1st-7th), I was pretty quick to
Years ago I worked as a therapist in a quiet affluent suburb of Chicago. Little did most people know that tucked away on a side
A quick Google search for “Christmas Gift for Child” and up pop websites advertising things such as Minecraft Lego sets that the distributor suggests can