Bad Day, Not a Bad Life by Savana Williams, LPC Have you ever found yourself trying to console your child in full meltdown mode simply because you said, “no,” or had to change plans abruptly? I would venture to say that you have and it was a horrifically embarrassing moment, often resulting in [...]
Summer to School by Ryan Miller, LMFT Summer is in full swing, but there is a faint hint of school being back in session. As the fall semester approaches let’s chat about friendly transitions and how to start this school year off on the right foot. First, parents should always encourage children how [...]
Sleep by Stephanie Ford McAllister, PA-C One of the most common conversations I have on a daily basis with patients is about sleep. Issues with sleep, either from difficulty with falling asleep or staying asleep, can cause a host of issues beyond simply feeling tired the next day. When a child isn’t [...]
Does My Child Have ADHD? by Laura Edrington, PMHNP First off... if your child is diagnosed with ADHD, you’re not alone… One in every ten children in the US are diagnosed with ADHD. At this point if you are researching “why my child,” I’d recommend to shift your focus to “how can my [...]
