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Reflections on Navigating Life with ADHD

One teen’s ADHD journey awakens a perspective on life by breaking down barriers, finding relief, and experiencing vast emotional growth. They discover that ADHD struggles are not shortcomings but rather invaluable opportunities for personal growth,
and adaptive learning.

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Encouraging Tolerance in a Culture of Diversity

We live in a culturally diverse world and yet are children will likely witness or even experience intolerance. How do we encourage our children to learn about others and to respect and appreciate the similarities, as well as the differences among us?

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Control, Anxiety, and Outbursts

Kids with anxiety often have issues with control that lead them to feel powerless and compounds their anxiety. The good news is there are steps you can take to help your child learn how to manage anxious feelings and have a greater sense of control.

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Why Kids Need Therapy During Summer

Summer is usually a time when families are traveling on vacations and children are busy experiencing new adventures at camps. But, if your child has been receiving therapy during the rest of the year, it can be particularly important to maintain that consistency during the summer months.

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Helicopter Parents

By Susan Kurlander, M.Ed.
Hovering over our child, being wrapped up in their accomplishments, or solving their problems for them may make us feel like a better parent, but in reality, we are doing just the opposite.

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Talking To Your Kids About Hate

By Jacki Post Ashkin, MSW, LCSW-C
Having conversations about hate can be difficult for everyone. Remember to follow your child’s lead and pace. Listen to your child as they talk and ask questions.

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