How to Help Your Teen with Time Management
Parenting, Child Therapy Elora Ronaldes Parenting, Child Therapy Elora Ronaldes

How to Help Your Teen with Time Management

No parent wants to see their teen struggling to manage their daily responsibilities and school work. Here at Reach Counseling, our therapists have experience helping family and teens learn helpful habits and tools to increase their ability with time management. Here is a brief guide we’ve put together of some ways that you can begin to help your teen!

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Teen Blues or Something More? Identifying and Tackling Teenage Depression
Parenting, Child Therapy Macy Faust Parenting, Child Therapy Macy Faust

Teen Blues or Something More? Identifying and Tackling Teenage Depression

Adolescence is filled with emotional ups and downs, but how can parents distinguish between typical mood swings and clinical depression? At Reach Counseling, we understand that teen mental health is complex. This guide breaks down the differences, highlights key warning signs, and provides expert-backed strategies for supporting your teen. Early recognition and intervention can make all the difference—let’s navigate this together.

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The Silent Struggles of ‘Good Kids’: Recognizing Hidden Anxiety and Depression
Parenting, Child Therapy Macy Faust Parenting, Child Therapy Macy Faust

The Silent Struggles of ‘Good Kids’: Recognizing Hidden Anxiety and Depression

Some children appear to have everything under control, excelling academically, following the rules, and rarely causing trouble. However, beneath the surface, they may be silently struggling with anxiety, self-doubt, or depression. Learn how to recognize the hidden signs of distress in high-achieving kids and ways to support them in opening up.

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The Parent-Therapist Team: How We Work Together to Support Your Child
Parenting, Child Therapy Macy Faust Parenting, Child Therapy Macy Faust

The Parent-Therapist Team: How We Work Together to Support Your Child

At Reach Counseling, we believe that therapy is most effective when parents and therapists work as a team. While therapy provides a space for children and teens to heal, lasting progress happens when support continues at home. This guide explores how parent involvement enhances therapy, what to expect in sessions, and practical ways to reinforce your child’s emotional growth.

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