Unschedule Your Kids: Why the Best Learning Happens at Play If your child’s schedule feels like a second job, full of school, sports, music lessons, and tutoring, you might be missing something essential: play. Free, unstructured play is not just fun. It is how children…
Talking to Your Child About Mental Health Have you ever struggled to start a conversation about emotions with your child? Many parents find themselves searching for the right words when discussing mental health and therapy. The good news is that these conversations don’t have to…
Why ERP Is the “Gold Standard” for OCD If you’ve been researching OCD treatment options, you’ve probably heard the term “gold standard” thrown around when it comes to Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy. But what does that actually mean? And why should it matter…
Why Family Dinners Still Matter Simple Ritual, Big Impact Between work calls, homework, and reheated leftovers, a family dinner can feel like a thing of the past. But what if this small daily ritual could be a powerful force for connection, emotional resilience, and child…
What Is an OCD Intensive—and Is It Right for You or Your Child? Living with OCD can feel exhausting for the person experiencing it and for the people who love them. When obsessions and compulsions start interfering with daily life, families often turn to therapy…
Why Summer Is the Perfect Time to Start Therapy for Your Child As the school year winds down and families ease into the slower rhythm of summer, many parents look forward to a well-earned break from packed schedules, early mornings, and homework battles. But summer…