6 Tips for Handling Your Moody Teen
Having a teenager at home can be… well, tricky, to say the least. With their quickly changing moods and strong opinions, it can be hard to know what to do when they are testing your limits. Below are six helpful things you can try at home to make it a better space for everyone!
Why Play Therapy?
The bottom line is play therapy helps kids: communicate better, fosters emotional wellness, builds on their strengths, and enhances their social relationships.
Q and A with Carrie Manning, LPC-S, RPT-S
Carrie Manning, Owner and Therapist at Reach Counseling, answers questions about herself, her approach to counseling, and her therapy services. Carrie also provides some advice for stressed-out parents.
What To Expect When Your Child Starts Therapy
While it can be intimidating for parents to reach out to a therapist for the first time, a licensed and experienced therapist can help parents navigate this process.