Amanda Scolinos, LMFT-Associate As the school year begins, many children experience that all-too-familiar feeling of dread on Sunday...

While May marks the final push of the school year for many families, it's also nationally recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month — a timely reminder that our children’s emotional well-being deserves just as much attention as their academic progress. As summer approaches and the daily grind of school routines fades, it may be tempting to fully embrace a carefree schedule.

Yes, the children do play, but there is more to it than just playing. Play is a way that children are able to communicate as well as work.

What is Play Therapy anyway? Brittany Christiansen, LPC, RPT on Play Therapy The term “play therapy” gets used often in the therapy...

Adoptive families utilize clinical service at triple the rate reported by families formed by birth. (Howard, Smith & Ryan, 2004);...

Our college kids will be headed home for Thanksgiving or some may have to stay on campus to prepare for finals and be home in December...

What is Neurodivergence, what do parents need to consider when parenting neurodivergent kids, and how can we best help them.

During the month of January, our counselor staff is reading and reviewing the book "Attached. How the science of adult attachment can...

AVOID THESE COMMON MIS-STEPS BEFORE SAYING ‘GOODBYE!’ Let’s face it: accepting that your little ones aren’t so little anymore can be...

A Navigation Guide for Parents of LGBTQIA+ Youth With June being deemed as National Pride Month, the commercialization and capitalization...

Alert: Summer is Coming! Though it’s hard to believe that we’re almost halfway through 2022, kids nationwide are counting down the days...