Are you noticing changes in your child’s behavior and unsure what to do? Many parents ask themselves this question and wonder if their child may need to see a therapist. Here are some common signs indicating your child could benefit from therapy: Drastic changes in eating or sleeping patterns Excessive worry or fearfulness, particularly about […]
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When your teenager is struggling emotionally, you want to do whatever it takes to help them. For some families, counseling can be a beneficial option for teens. Unfortunately, getting a teen motivated and excited about attending counseling sessions can be challenging. Here are some tips to encourage your teen to attend counseling and get the
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Play therapy is a therapeutic method and tool for children with emotional and social difficulties caused by trauma, mental illness, or certain developmental delays. We use the natural language of children – the language of play – to help children develop and improve self-expression and communication skills, emotional regulation, self-esteem, social skills, creative problem-solving, stress
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