Most toddlers don't have the ability to verbalize their distress, so their frustration gets communicated through behavior. When you know what signs to watch for you, you'll be better equipped at responding effectively.
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Separation Anxiety: How Parents Can Help
You're on your way out the door when your child wraps themselves around your legs and begs you to stay. Here are some tips on what to say or do next.
8 Things Child Therapists Want Parents to Know
Child therapists are here to help not just children, but their parents as well! Here are some things we want parents to know.
5 Ways to Prevent Your Teen from Opening Up
What to do (and NOT do) to open up communication when your teen.
FAQ: Children and Funerals
Frequently asked questions (and answers) about whether children and teens should attend funerals, and how they can be included.
Amanda Robinson, LPC-S, RPT-S 