Families
Social Anxiety vs Shyness
Many kids are simply “slow to warm up” in new situations, and that can be a completely normal part of their personality. But sometimes what looks like shyness may actually…
Read MoreTalking to Kids After Tragedy: What Parents Need to Know
In the aftermath of a tragedy, many parents find themselves grappling with one big question: How do I talk to my child about this? Or even more uncertain—should I bring…
Read MoreHelping Kids Cope with Big Changes: The 5 C’s for Conquering Transitions
Whether it’s a move to a new home, heading off to summer camp, or starting school in a different city—or even country—change can be a big deal for kids. It…
Read MoreTeaching Children Problem-Solving and Deescalation Skills
Staying calm when you’re angry isn’t easy—for adults or kids. But it’s one of the most important skills we can teach our children. Whether it’s managing frustration with a sibling,…
Read MoreFinding Grace at the Table: Navigating Differences This Thanksgiving
As an intense election transitions into Thanksgiving, the holiday dread of seeing “them” may feel more present than ever. At an adorned table, we do what Thanksgiving demands: we fake…
Read MoreGetting the Most out of Family Vacation
As parents approach family vacation, here are a few tips to make sure the entire family gets the most of family vacation by planning ahead, staying flexible, and remaining present.
Read MoreGood Habits for Families
What are some good habits to have as a family to get things done and get along? Dr. Brad Schwall on Channel 8.
Read MoreNavigating Family Dynamics: Cultivating Emotional Health
Time with family over the summer can be great but it can also create challenges, especially with all the extra time spent around each other! Whether it is long lazy…
Read MoreCould psychological testing benefit my child?
As parents, we may at times ask if psychological testing would be helpful for our children. It’s a question we hear often at The Center.Parents may be concerned that their…
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