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December 2, 2022 Human Emotional System, Stress Management 1 Comment

How to Recover When You’re Emotionally Drained

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Being emotionally drained and physically drained sometimes feel the same but they are not! Because they are not the same, we are often left wondering what’s wrong.   We ask this question because being THAT tired and overwhelmed doesn’t make sense when you add up all the “activities” or “requests” that are happening. I first...

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June 17, 2022 Uncategorized Post a Comment

Relief for 3 Common Parenting Traps

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There is no parent in the world that wakes up and says “I’m going to be a terrible parent today”.  As a parent you are doing your very best, and sometimes it can seem like doing your best means that your parenting needs to be perfect and you need to have a perfect, happy...

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June 3, 2022 About Therapy, For Parents, Therapist Post a Comment

How Therapy with Kids Looks Different than Therapy with Adults

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Knowing the way therapy with kids looks different than therapy with adults can help you feel more relaxed in the process of bringing your child to therapy.  Once I point out the fact that there is a difference, it seems obvious.   However, when you are concerned about something going on with your child, you...

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January 14, 2022 For Parents, Mindfulness, Stress Management Post a Comment

Try this One Trick To Add Mindfulness To Your Day

Mindfulness

Do you ever try to take a relaxing moment to yourself, and then notice your brain is escaping to the never ending to do list, upcoming events, or a past mistake? Our brain tends to focus on the past or future, which can lead to triggering emotional moments throughout our day. Mindfulness is a...

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June 4, 2021 About Therapy, For Parents 1 Comment

What to Expect When Your Child is in Therapy

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Making the decision to pursue therapy for your child Parenting is hard and it is even more challenging when your child is struggling and needs more support than you can provide. You may have gotten to this point because the feelings of frustration, worry and concern have become overwhelming.   Taking the next step to...

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February 5, 2021 For Parents Post a Comment

Have You Ever Wondered What Chores Are Age Appropriate?

Chores

The topic of chores tends to come up in therapy for a number of reasons. Sometimes it is because parents are exhausted. Or, it is an inquiry into what is realistic. And other times it is because learning responsibility (and independence) is what would be helpful to the presenting problem. Today we are sharing...

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February 28, 2020 About Therapy Post a Comment

How Long Does Therapy Take?

How long does therapy take

“How long does therapy take?” is a common question that comes up on an initial phone call with someone looking to start therapy. So I wanted to take a minute to answer them in case you have that question too. So, how long does therapy take? Like most things, the answer is “it depends”....

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July 11, 2019 For Parents, Human Emotional System Post a Comment

Did Your Kid Hear That? What Kids Know and How to Communicate About It.

How to communicate with kids about what they see, One Heart Counseling Center, Parenting

We talk a lot in sessions about what kids hear and witness when there is stress going on inside a family. Did they hear it or see it? Do they know? If a parent cries or parents argue, on some level, kids are going to know. They might directly see or hear. Or they...

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May 3, 2019 About Therapy, For Parents 3 Comments

Should You Push Your Child to Be In Therapy?

Resistant teen, Resistant Preteen, Resistant to therapy, One Heart Counseling Center

So you see that your child, preteen or teen could really benefit from therapy. And, your child, preteen or teen doesn’t want to do it. This is a tough dilemma. One that comes from being an aware and attuned parent. So, right there, you are already winning. You are doing a great job. I...

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April 18, 2019 About Therapy, For Parents 3 Comments

When Your Child or Teen is Resistant to Therapy: What to Do

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There are lots of first phone calls that start with “my child needs therapy, but I don’t know what is going to work”. Some parents will say: “maybe I’m the one who needs help!”. Or they say: “we’ve tried therapy before, but it didn’t work. I don’t know what to do!” It’s...

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