Accepting Your Children
So often, as therapists, we are asked to label a problem that is present in our children. Is this ADD, Autism,
Katie Gately
December 7, 2021
Articles
Stress- Parental Burnout
Stress In Children Stress can be debilitating. We are associate stress with high levels of health issues, including heart disease, obesity,
Katie Gately
November 29, 2021
School Anxiety Post-COVID
There is excitement in the Fall as back to school approaches—a sense of a restart, new schedules, and new normalcy. This
Katie Gately
September 28, 2021
Behavior Causes and Tools
So often, as parents, we are left asking ourselves, “why?” “Why does my child freak out?” “Why is my child throwing
Katie Gately
August 9, 2021
Making Time for Play
Making Time for Play: Create moments that help build connections Thinking back to your childhood, did your parents play with you?
Rachael Ostrowski
June 21, 2021
Screen Time
Recently we had the opportunity to share a presentation on social media and the brain. As parents, we strive to do
Katie Gately
June 1, 2021
Creating a Calm Down Corner
Creating a Calm Down Corner Imagine being about 3 feet tall (3 years old) and your little sister grabbed your truck
Rachael Ostrowski
May 10, 2021
The Importance of Validating Children’s Feelings
The Importance of Validating Children’s Feelings As we are moving through (and hopefully out) of pandemic life, parents see more and
Rachael Ostrowski
April 20, 2021
Getting Outside
Now that spring has come, resetting our children’s schedules and outdoor routines can feel refreshing. We receive this energy that comes
Katie Gately
April 12, 2021