Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Archives

06 Dec

ADHD, Anxiety, Autism, Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy, Family, Mental Health, Relationships

Tips for Managing Sensory Overload During the Holidays

March 29, 2023
By Autumn Holtschlag
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For many, the holidays are a fun time full of family, friends, traditions, and parties. However, for some, this t...

24 Aug

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy, Children and Adolescent's Health, Family, Mental Health, Parenting

Pediatric Mental Health Evaluations

March 27, 2023
By Grant Dunderman
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Have you ever wondered why your child may struggle in school? Or why do they have difficulties completing tasks a...

06 Apr

Autism, Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy, Mental Health, Psychotherapy

Stimming in Autism

March 28, 2023
By Ruby Maskey
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Think back to when you were a child and learning to self-soothe: what helped you? What behaviors did you exhibit ...

09 Feb

Anxiety, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy, COVID-19, Mental Health

Omicron and the Youth Mental Health Crisis

August 23, 2022
By Ruby Maskey
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We are embarking upon the second year of the Coronavirus pandemic....

19 Jan

ADHD, Anxiety, Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy, COVID-19, Mental Health, Parenting

The Social Media Diagnosis Phenomenon

January 19, 2022
By Ruby Maskey
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The start of the COVID-19 pandemic limited social interactions and outside activities for millions of adolescents...

02 Sep

Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy, Mental Health

A Deep Dive into Attachment Styles and Disorders

March 1, 2023
By Ruby Maskey
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How a child relates to their caregiver is often indicative of their attachment style. If a child’s caregiver is responding to the child’s needs for survival, the attachment relationship will likely be healthy. If the caregiver is unable to or inappropriately responds to a child’s needs, an unhealthy attachment style will likely develop.

13 Jan

Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy

Dealing with Bullying: Advice for Caregivers

June 17, 2021
By F Yang
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Bullying may be one of the first traumatic experiences a child faces. Unwanted, aggressive behavior displaying power imbalances can leave a child feeling rejected, leading to much bigger problems down the road for both the bully and the victim.