When Should You Be Concerned About Your Child’s Attention or Hyperactivity?
by Laine Towell, Psy.D. For elementary-aged children, parents and caregivers are juggling a lot. Dropoffs, laundry, homework, extracurriculars, grocery shopping, making lunches…the list goes on and on. On top of all of this, we worry about our children. Are they...Why Teens Stop Talking to Their Parents
by Lilly Webb, MS (Marriage and Family Therapist Associate) One of the reasons that parents will often provide as to why they are seeking therapy for their teen is that they want their child to have someone to talk to, and their teen is currently not sharing personal...Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria: What Parents Need to Know
Many children and teens experience disappointment, frustration, or hurt feelings from time to time. But for some, especially those with a diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), perceived rejection or criticism triggers an intense emotional...