The Power of Imagination
Within the safety of one type of play, imaginative or fantasy play, kids can see beyond what exists in front of them and explore the unknown with general freedom.
Quick Tips To Smoothly Transition Into School
The new school year will bring a big change to my child’s schedule. They might have to wake up earlier, go to bed earlier, eat at different time, be ready to leave the house earlier than they have all summer.
Homeschool! Homeschool! Homeschool!
It feels like everywhere you look everyone is talking about homeschool. Since the shelter in place was mandated parents are feeling the pressure of homeschooling their own children. I am told homeschooling is the only way that my children will learn. Is it really? Is it really the only way that they will learn?
National Play Therapy Week
What Actually Happens in Play Therapy? “Will my kid really just play?” A fair question, considering a parent carries the burden of bringing their child to therapy, possibly also participating in the session or patiently waiting. Play seems to be indulgent and something kids do all the time already. How can it be therapeutic?
Talking to Teens About Suicide So They Will Come to You
According to the CDC, suicide is the second leading cause of death for ages 15-29. The stigma around suicide can make it scary to bring the topic of suicide up to a teen, just like talking about sex and drugs.
