Resources for Parents

Getting teens to admit they need help is not easy. Try to get them to imagine therapy differently with this article from Child Mind Institute. Clinical Experts: Jerry Bubrick, PhD , Dave Anderson, PhD , Stephanie Dowd, PsyD

Kay Porter, Ph.D. gives some powerful DO’s and DON’Ts that will assist parents in supporting their child in the most positive and beneficial way.

Eight ways parents can communicate with their adolescent children after games to enhance their relationship.

As parents, it’s important to ensure that our children feel supported through each stage of development. While professional intervention can be warranted in situations where children are having great difficulty coping with life, there are many ways that parents can support a child’s mental health.

Crying after sports is not healthy for child development.