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Articles and resources in the Child Therapy category from our team of licensed therapists.
Autism and ADHD are two neurodevelopmental conditions that often overlap in symptoms, making them easy to confuse. This post breaks down four key differences and similarities to help individuals and families better understand these conditions.
Read MoreIf you're like most parents, your teen is going to bed later and later, sacrificing sleep they desperately need. This post explains 'revenge bedtime procrastination' and what you can do about it.
Read MoreMost families eat at restaurants 2–3 times per week, but when you have children with special needs, this can become incredibly complicated. Here are strategies to make dining out a positive experience for the whole family.
Read MoreAn IEE (Independent Educational Evaluation) is an evaluation of educational strengths and needs by a licensed psychologist outside the school system. This post walks you through the process step by step.
Read MoreAfter a year like no other, summer offers a real opportunity to help your children reconnect, regulate, and rebuild. Here's how to use these months intentionally for their mental health.
Read MoreSchool this year looked and felt very different. Many parents noticed their children just weren't learning online. This post explains why, and what you can do to help.
Read MoreParents frequently ask how to help their children build resilience. Dr. Adam's answer is simple: model it yourself. This post explains how resilience is caught, not just taught.
Read MoreYour requests are simple. They shouldn't take much time. All you want is a little help from your teen. So why does every conversation feel like a battle? Here's what's actually going on, and how to get through.
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