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Setting Boundaries When Strangers Comment on Your Life Choices
We were recently asked by Newsweek to provide our perspective for an article about a mother who was applauded for her response to a stranger questioning why she wasn’t having more children. The article, Mom Applauded for Response to Being Called Selfish for Not Having...
Understanding Anxiety in Children: How Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy Can Help
Anxiety in children is more common than many people realize. From feeling nervous about school to worrying about friendships, childhood anxiety can show up in many ways. But when these worries start interfering with daily life, it’s time to seek support. If you’ve noticed your...
Understanding Play Therapy: Game Play in the Therapeutic Space
What does playing a game in session have to do with therapy? The games in Play Therapy playrooms are selected purposefully. Many of the games you may already have at home target social skills, emotional regulation , and concentration. Here are some examples of the...
20 Coping Skills for Middle and High School Students
As part of our coping skills series blog posts, let's explore what's happening for teens and how to support them with coping at different ages. Middle and high school students face unique challenges as they transition from childhood to adolescence and prepare for adulthood. They...