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A Parents’ Guide to Mental/Behavioral Health Therapy for Children, Teens, and Young Adults When a child starts therapy for mental/behavioral health, parents may have lots of questions. And it may
A Parents’ Guide to Mental/Behavioral Health Therapy for Children, Teens, and Young Adults When a child starts therapy for mental/behavioral health, parents may have lots of questions. And it may
Reading books together is a great way to start to talk to your kids about mental health and wellness. Did you know? There’s a type of therapy, called “bibliotherapy,” which
Children and teens need more sleep than adults, and often don’t get enough of it! Lack of quality sleep can contribute to mental health concerns such as anxiety and depression,
Notes from a Therapist’s Desk… The kids are back to school! Perhaps you can breathe a little easier, and maybe even make some time for yourself. Why not pull out
Notes from a Therapist’s Desk… Are you or your child feeling down? Unsure of how to start moving in the direction you want to go in? Know that you are
One of the primary reasons that kids and adults come to therapy is that they have a hard time coping with big emotions. Many adults think they or their child
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and a good time to review the different factors that play a role in child, teen, and adult mental health. Seeking out a therapist
Instead of annual visits to the doctor, how would you feel about seasonal visits? Okay, hear me out. If you haven’t noticed, our healthcare system isn’t always so much about
In early human times, people relied upon the power of the arts to promote physical and emotional healing. People gathered together to participate in rituals and ceremonies that incorporated dancing,
Notes from a therapist’s desk… Parents often prioritize their children’s well-being over their own. Some would argue this is the reality of being a parent. If you’re a regular reader
Notes from a therapist’s desk… When an individual starts therapy, they are often given a diagnosis of some kind. A diagnosis does not define a person. No two individuals with
“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” – Leo Tolstoy Families are complicated, aren’t they? Family members share things in common, but they
In a time of a global uncertainty, increased screen time, online learning, overpacked schedules, and constant pressure for productivity, it is no surprise we have seen significant increases in mental
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
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
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
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.
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
I hear you, mamma. I do. You feel you’re not “good enough.” That you aren’t putting in enough effort. Your house isn’t spotless, your children yell or throw tantrums, they
Consider this: During childhood and adolescence, your kids may spend more time around each other than any other peer or family member! And with all of the time spent at
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