Parent Resources Archives - Page 5 of 19

While Bipolar Disorder has long been established as a mental health condition, it is in the last few decades that it has become widely known by the public. This is mainly due to public figures and celebrities being more willing to share their experiences and diagnosis. That being said, people are less well-versed in the […]

Well-being

How to build confidence in kids

As parents, you're raising the minds of tomorrow. You are your child’s friend, teammate, biggest fan, challenger, teacher, and safety net. Raising your kid means shaping their future, and we want you to shape it for success. Success means they have had all the tools from childhood designed to give them the confidence and self-esteem […]

Behavior

Milestones for 8 year olds

The age of 8 is an essential transformational period for a child, as it signals the start of middle childhood. The young child who once needed their parents for help with everyday tasks will no longer be as reliant as their mental, physical, and emotional growth soar. For many parents, having a more independent child […]

Behavior

Is ADHD hereditary?

Many parents diagnosed with ADHD wonder if they can pass the condition on to their children. They fear their genetics will affect their child’s education and life outcomes. Unfortunately, recent research suggests that parents with ADHD are likelier to have children with the condition. Worse still, most of the risk of developing ADHD appears to […]

Well-being

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT, is a widespread psychological treatment administered by therapists and professionals. The practice of cognitive behavioral therapy is different from other forms of psychological therapy in that the focus is not on the individual’s past but on their current day-to-day life and the coping mechanisms they might need to access to […]

Well-being

Does insurance cover therapy?

It’s not uncommon for people to be hesitant when it comes to seeking out mental health care. This could be due to the common perception that these services are expensive or that physical health is often prioritized over mental health in today’s society. However, the reality is that you may find yourself able to afford […]

Parent Resources

3-day potty training

The 3-day potty training method is a short, intensive course that lasts three days. It can be used with children of all ages, but it is most effective with children between the ages of 2 and 4. This method allows you to begin potty training your child after just a few days of effort. This […]

Child

Independent educational evaluation

Any parent who has a child in school will be keen for them to do well. A school evaluation can be arranged for those concerned about their child’s educational progress. This evaluation is normally made up of specific tests which aim to pinpoint a student’s areas of strength and weakness. It can also be used […]

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What is stimming?

Stimming is not confined to one group of people " everyone is likely to have these habits and unique tendencies, even if you have not thought about what they are. It could be discreet, like biting your nails or fiddling with your hair. It could be tapping your fingers, rocking back and forth, or other […]

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