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As summer slowly fades to fall, change is in the air, for children and parents. New schedules and pressures can feel overwhelming, but this season
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As summer slowly fades to fall, change is in the air, for children and parents. New schedules and pressures can feel overwhelming, but this season
Can you explain written exposure therapy? Written exposure therapy (WET) is designed to treat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). It helps a person reframe unhelpful

Why do kids experience end-of-summer anxiety? It’s normal for kids of all ages to feel nervous ahead of a major transition. The end of summer

When someone is experiencing OCD symptoms like the distress of unwanted and intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors associated with OCD, it’s understandable that loved ones want to ease their anxiety. Accommodation can look like helping a person with OCD complete rituals, like hand

What is social anxiety? Social anxiety is not the same as being a little shy or introverted. It involves an intense fear of social situations,

Maybe you’re excited about your family reunion picnic this summer. Then you remember your cousin, the same age, who always comments about the food you

When a teen is facing mental health challenges, it can be difficult for families to find the right treatment. But there is hope. Dr. Lauren

Maintaining mental well-being can be especially challenging during adolescence. It’s an intense season of transformation, development, and self-discovery, not to mention confusing emotions. Depression and
With summertime comes the inevitable cry from kids everywhere, “There’s nothing to do!” Parents immediately feel like they need to step in and entertain. But

Everywhere we turn, we’re bombarded with images of how we “should” look, along with unsolicited advice on achieving idealized – and unrealistic – beauty standards.