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Easing the Back-to-School Juggle for Kids and Parents
The back-to-school season can feel like a fresh start… and also somewhat like jumping onto a moving train. New schedules, unfamiliar teachers, shifting peer groups, homework, after-school activities... it’s no wonder kids and parents alike can feel stretched thin. We often say here that school...
New Research Shows Play Therapy Helps Autistic Children Build Social and Emotional Strength
As more families navigate the unique needs of children on the autism spectrum, it’s natural to wonder which therapeutic approaches will help your child grow in confidence, connection, and emotional regulation.
Living with a Teenager: The Do's and Don’ts
If you’re wondering how you are going to live with the moody, independent teenager who seems to have replaced your sweet, snuggly kid without losing your mind, you are not alone. Adolescence can feel like a shocking change no matter how prepared you and your...
How Could Play Therapy Support My Child on the Autism Spectrum?
What is Play Therapy? Play therapy is a developmentally appropriate and safe way for children to express experiences they may not be able to verbalize. Play therapy can be directive, meaning that the therapist provides a prompt to the child or engages them in a...