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When Your Child Doesn't Want to Talk About Therapy: What Parents Should Know
If your child says they "just played" or won't talk about therapy, you're not alone. Learn why this is common, what actually happens during child therapy, and how parents can support the therapeutic process while respecting their child's growing independence.
Erika Gilmore
Aug 75 min read
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Back-to-School Isn't Hard for Every Child in the Same Way: Understanding Anxiety at Every Age
Back-to-school anxiety isn't one-size-fits-all. From preschool separation anxiety to college transition stress, learn how anxiety changes with each developmental stage and discover practical ways to support your child with confidence and compassion.
Erika Gilmore
Aug 64 min read
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Why "Good Kids" Often Struggle the Most with Anxiety
Some children with anxiety are the ones who seem to have it all together. Learn how perfectionism, people-pleasing, and masking can hide anxiety, the subtle signs parents often miss, and how to support your child with confidence and compassion.
Erika Gilmore
Aug 54 min read
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Supporting Foster and Adoptive Families: How Therapy Can Strengthen Relationships and Build Lifelong Skills
Foster and adoptive families face unique experiences that can benefit from individualized, trauma-informed therapy. Learn how individual, dyadic, family, and parent sessions can strengthen relationships, build resilience, and support lasting connection.
Erika Gilmore
Jun 265 min read
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