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Instead of focusing solely on outcomes, try teaching your child to enjoy the process of learning–including the value of challenges, effort and mistakes!
As your child prepares for college, you are both likely experiencing a range of conflicting emotions. Here are 5 tips to help you both prepare to embark on this exciting next life stage with confidence.
Psychologists can play an important role diagnosing ASD and helping people cope with and manage the challenges associated with the disorder.
Help your kindergartener-to-be prepare for this wonderful new milestone using these simple tips!
The shift in roles when sending a child away to college is as scary and significant as the change in roles when you become a new parent.
Back to school can be an exciting time, but it’s common for children to be a bit anxious. All children can benefit from feeling prepared, and parents can play a big role in helping ease back to school fears.
Even children who enjoy school can experience anxieties as a new school year approaches. Check out our tips to help your child feel more positive about going back!
A safety plan is a personalized plan that can help you remain safe when facing difficult situations and/ or troubling emotions. Usually made with a trusted mental health provider after assessing risk factors, a safety plan can help you recognize warning signs, identify coping skills and have readily available contact info.
The term concussion is synonymous with mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). Concussions are quite common.
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