by Paige Head | Jul 17, 2019 | Parenting, Play Therapy
It is no secret that technology is increasingly becoming available to a variety of healthcare professionals and many of them, including therapists, are taking advantage of it. Utilizing technology in the therapy room, if done correctly, can be useful in helping...
by Crissy Himelstein | Jul 17, 2019 | Parenting, Play Therapy
Not all children have a natural ability to build a thriving social life. Most of the time, parents have to help their children build a social skill set. However, it is natural for children to possess the desire to interact with the world around them. In fact, a lot of...
by Lauren Wallace | Jun 27, 2019 | Parenting, Play Therapy
As adults, we recognize how much death is a part of life and for most of us it is a reminder to live each day to the fullest. We try not to think about death on a daily basis and focus on the here and now, however, for some this is not a luxury they are afforded. Due...
by Paige Head | May 29, 2019 | Parenting, Play Therapy
A common question I get from parents is, “How do I tell my child I am taking them to a therapist?” or “How do I prepare my child for therapy?” It is completely normal for parents, as well as their children, to feel a little anxious at the beginning of the therapeutic...
by Paige Head | May 12, 2019 | Parenting, Play Therapy
Have you ever felt like you’re operating on “autopilot” to get through your day? You may forget things easily, find your mind wandering, or find it hard to focus on the simplest of tasks–chances are, your child has felt this way too. It is completely normal,...
by Crissy Himelstein | Apr 28, 2019 | Play Therapy
A catchphrase that you often hear parents talking about when their child enters into counseling is coping skills! Healthy coping skills are the tools that you pull out of your back pocket when an overwhelming moment hits. One of my favorite skills to teach is deep...
