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Your Child + Challenging Friendships

By |2023-07-20T13:38:30-05:00July 20, 2023|Categories: Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy, Inner Core Friendships, Parenting|

Friendships Are Complex When your child comes to you with stressful situations involving their peers, it can often be challenging to figure out the best way to assist them. We all struggle with friendship issues at some point in our [...]

The Teen Brain: A Users Guide

By |2023-04-08T21:29:50-05:00August 27, 2021|Categories: Anxiety Stress Worry, Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy|Tags: , , |

What's going on in that teen brain? Every so often, you will hear an adult say, "I remember when I was a teen...," and that statement usually is correct before they mention how much the world has changed since they [...]

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7 Ways to Know You’re an Awesome Mom

By |2023-04-04T17:25:03-05:00September 26, 2018|Categories: Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy, Marriage + Relationships + Couples, Parenting|Tags: , , , |

Being a Mom is tough work, we  Moms know that. There are times we don't live up to the expectations we have for ourselves, and as a therapist, I find myself needing to let Moms know just how awesome [...]

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ADHD: A Neurological Disorder of the Brain

By |2023-04-04T17:25:07-05:00August 18, 2018|Categories: Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy|Tags: , , , |

ADHD, often used interchangeably with ADD, is a neurobiological disorder of the brain characterized by inability to focus on tasks or follow through with tasks, or hyperactivity. It's important to distinguish life stressors which can cause these symptoms, to that which [...]

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Don’t Be a Zax: How to Deal with Stubbornness in Kids

By |2023-04-04T17:25:42-05:00August 28, 2017|Categories: Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy|Tags: |

Stubbornness is a common complaint from parents, especially those with children either in middle or high school. For these parents, it may seem like the defiance they face from their children is designed simply to push their buttons. This can [...]

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5 Tips to Prepare Your Overanxious Kid for the New School Year

By |2023-04-04T17:25:43-05:00August 24, 2017|Categories: Anxiety Stress Worry, Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy|Tags: , |

For most families, the slide from summer to autumn is a time of excitement and perhaps a bit of sadness at the coming end of the carefree vacation days. For a growing number of children, though, the days leading up [...]

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The Legacy of Trauma

By |2023-04-04T17:25:54-05:00April 24, 2014|Categories: Anxiety Stress Worry, Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Depression, Bipolar, Mood Disorders, Emotional Well-Being|

Guest Blog by Jenny Wang, M.A., LPC It was the middle of a difficult freshman year of college, and I found myself waiting in my lawyer’s office for the deposition to begin. I had been dreading this for weeks, so [...]

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