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As schools fully reopen again, children, teens and parents are anticipating this transition with excitement and trepidation.  The start of school year brings opportunities for new social connections, academic challenges…

By Simone Rodin, Ph.D. Perhaps more than any moment in our lifetimes, today’s teens are at risk of depression. Our world is an information-rich one with many pressures previous generations…

Read Haley’s article in the Marin Independent Journal: https://www.marinij.com/2020/06/08/youth-in-quarantine-how-prolonged-school-closures-may-affect-young-students/

4 Helpful Tips for Lasting Behavioral Changes in your Children By: Kate Herrington, ASW Many parents come into therapy seeking help with their child’s behavioral concerns. From big meltdowns to…

Prevention Tips for Parents By Kelly Ceglarz, LMFT, BCBA Clear expectations and priming (planning ahead or coping ahead): Most children benefit from having structure and clear guidelines in their daily…

A Guide for Parents of Tweens and Teens By Mia Freund Walker, LCSW BULLYING TODAY: Bullying has become a bit more complicated to identify and navigate due to the central…

By BJ Douglass, LCSW Parents and family members are often unsure what to do when they suspect that their loved one is being bullied in school. Bullying has become a…

By Joanna Clyde Findlay, MFT, ATR A well-rested child is a child who can learn, grow and manage their feelings better. 1. Daily Routines – Build Habits From the early…

1) WALK THE WALK Model a healthy media balance for the children in your life. Kids are very open about how difficult it is to stop snapping, gaming, texting, watching…