
Therapy for Kids Is a Team Effort: How Parents Can Collaborate With Therapists
We collaborate with our kids on all kinds of things. School. Sports. Hobbies. Medical treatment, for sure. We should be doing the same for mental
We collaborate with our kids on all kinds of things. School. Sports. Hobbies. Medical treatment, for sure. We should be doing the same for mental
Youth anxiety is a growing concern, impacting many young people across the country, including Maryland. Anxiety can affect a child’s emotional well-being, academic performance, and
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people? Do you want to be a guiding light for those navigating the
Now that our long summer days are behind us and the school year has begun, many children experience excitement and anxiety. For some, the return
As autumn arrives and the days begin to grow shorter, some children experience changes in their moods. They start to feel sad, depressed, and lethargic
Thinking “my child is a bully” can be emotionally challenging for any parent. However, you can help guide your child toward more positive and empathetic
Many parents and caregivers don’t know how to talk to kids about mental health and talking to young people about their mental health can be
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and an opportunity to reflect on common teen suicide warning signs. Parents or guardians of a teen have
Protecting your child from cyberbullying is a relatively new concern. While cyberbullying is a phenomenon that older generations may have a hard time relating to,
As summer break begins to wear out its welcome, back-to-school anxiety creeps into children’s minds and many parents wonder how to help a child with