“Those who have a ‘why’ to live, can bear with almost any ‘how.’” ― Viktor Frankl So I thought I would take a different approach to this blog post and talk about one of my favorite books, Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankel. I recommend it to almost anyone I come across and believe […]
Achievable Mental Health Resolutions for 2020 (And you can start today!)
It is already a few weeks into 2020 and some of us are well into on our New Year’s resolution journey. In my walk with clients I have noticed that our relationship with resolutions can often be a source of great disappointment. Which kind of defeats the whole purpose, don’t you think? Some issues I […]
What is PCIT?
If you’re a parent, or work with young children, you might have heard the term PCIT (Parent-child interaction therapy) before, but what is it really? PCIT.org defines PCIT as an evidence-based treatment for young children with behavioral problems, but if you look a little closer, it is actually SO much more. PCIT sessions are conducted […]
Helping kids cope with stress and anxiety in school
As we approach Fall break, it is a good time to reflect on how our kids are doing at school. Stress and anxiety are inevitable when kids are at school. Often, this stress increases as a child gets older along with the pressure to do well and perform. Here are a few ways you can […]
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