What Can Parents Do to Build Resiliency in Children? The Components of Resilience: 1. COMPETENCE-the ability as parents to know and recognize what young people are doing right and give them opportunities to develop important skills so they feel competent. It is helpful to understand it is necessary to allow young people to recover themselves […]
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Isolation is a Darkroom for Expanding Negative Thoughts During this time of extreme physical and social isolation, most of us have increased moments of negative thinking. Fear-based thinking expands and uncertainty and unpredictability can lead us to heightened anxiety, depression and a host of physiological and psychological problems. PLEASE, if you or someone you love […]
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DOES YOUR TEEN ACT LIKE THEY HATE YOU? Does your teen look at you like you have six heads when you talk to them? Do you come home from work and find them locked behind their bedroom door? If the answer is YES, you are not alone. Somewhere during the transition into being teenagers, kids start locking […]
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Do You Have an Angry Child? Try these Strategies to Help Empower Them. Key Points Parents Need to Know About “Anger” Anger is a normal human emotion, how all of us handle this emotion can be problematic. If a child does not learn how to manage their anger, frustration, and fears in an acceptable and […]
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New young adult social skills group! Join us for our newest Therapeutic Social Skills Group for young adults ages 16 – mid 20’s. Our newest group will be meeting on Tuesday nights from 6:45-7:45 PM, beginning on February 25th. We have 13 (11+2 New) different groups that meet ona weekly basis. All groups are based on age, ability […]
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A human ability to recover quickly from disruptive change, or misfortune without being overwhelmed or acting in dysfunctional or harmful ways. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, resiliency is an ability to recover from or adjust easily to adversity or change. Arguably the most important life skill is resiliency. It allows our children to use past errors as […]
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What Can Parents Do to Build Resiliency in Children?
What Can Parents Do to Build Resiliency in Children? The Components of Resilience: 1. COMPETENCE-the ability as parents to know and recognize what young people are doing right and give them opportunities to develop important skills so they feel competent. It is helpful to understand it is necessary to allow young people to recover themselves […]
Isolation is a Darkroom for Expanding Negative Thoughts
Isolation is a Darkroom for Expanding Negative Thoughts During this time of extreme physical and social isolation, most of us have increased moments of negative thinking. Fear-based thinking expands and uncertainty and unpredictability can lead us to heightened anxiety, depression and a host of physiological and psychological problems. PLEASE, if you or someone you love […]
Does Your Teen Act Like They Hate You?
DOES YOUR TEEN ACT LIKE THEY HATE YOU? Does your teen look at you like you have six heads when you talk to them? Do you come home from work and find them locked behind their bedroom door? If the answer is YES, you are not alone. Somewhere during the transition into being teenagers, kids start locking […]
Do You Have an Angry Child?
Do You Have an Angry Child? Try these Strategies to Help Empower Them. Key Points Parents Need to Know About “Anger” Anger is a normal human emotion, how all of us handle this emotion can be problematic. If a child does not learn how to manage their anger, frustration, and fears in an acceptable and […]
New Young Adult Social Skills Group
New young adult social skills group! Join us for our newest Therapeutic Social Skills Group for young adults ages 16 – mid 20’s. Our newest group will be meeting on Tuesday nights from 6:45-7:45 PM, beginning on February 25th. We have 13 (11+2 New) different groups that meet ona weekly basis. All groups are based on age, ability […]
Building Resiliency in Children
A human ability to recover quickly from disruptive change, or misfortune without being overwhelmed or acting in dysfunctional or harmful ways. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, resiliency is an ability to recover from or adjust easily to adversity or change. Arguably the most important life skill is resiliency. It allows our children to use past errors as […]