Category: Parenting
Parents in Play Therapy? Yes!
Author: Rachel Jones, LMFT Parents are an integral part of treatment. Since the time in the therapy room is brief, it is vital to the healing process to carry over what was learned from the session and applied at home. When working with children and adolescents, parents are encouraged to be active in treatment. This […]
Quick Tips for Teen Connection
Author: Rachel Jones, LMFT Listen This sounds easier than it is! You have only limited time with your teen in between school, sports, and work. When you do have time with them, you want to check in on that missing assignment in Pre-Cal. We get so caught up in the busyness and “to-dos” that we […]
How to Create a Toddler Bedtime Routine
Don’t know how to make a routine for your toddler at night? Use this sample to help you get starting in knowing how to create a bedtime routine for your toddler that boosts their social skills, character, and academic performance. Everybody wants more sleep, especially parents of toddlers. If we allow our schedules to become […]
5 Steps to Survive the Terrible Twos
It’s time to make a run to the grocery store and your toddler is already throwing a fit about playing with big brother’s toy, who by the way is NOT good at sharing Iron Man. You expect some fits at this stage but today is just not the day for it with all that you […]
Don’t miss our next event
Diana will be speaking at a breakout session, “Raising Supporting and Caring Children”, for the R.O.C.K. Bullying Prevention Summit, Saturday October 21st. According to a 2016 NCES study, more than 1 out of every 5 students report being bullied. Parents are influential in deterring the bullying that their children are exposed to. But what if […]