by fitllc | Mar 30, 2022 | Children Counseling
When your child has a learning disability, it can take you some time to cope and adjust to it yourself. Once you have, how can you talk to others about their learning differences, so they understand? There can be things that hold you back, at first. You might be... 
by fitllc | Mar 16, 2022 | Children Counseling
Grief is never easy, no matter your age. Whether it’s the death of a loved one, a divorce in the family, a pet’s passing, or other significant losses, children often cope differently than the adults in their lives. Moreover, knowing that your child has to pass through... 
by fitllc | Feb 23, 2022 | Children Counseling
Every year, people are learning more about child-centered divorce and why it matters for a healthy upbringing. The idea of a child-centered divorce focuses on a peaceful divorce, co-parenting cooperatively, and learning how to avoid as many negative consequences for... 
by fitllc | Dec 27, 2021 | Children Counseling
Though they sound similar, authoritative and authoritarian parents are distinctly different parenting models. Authoritarian parenting lacks positive reinforcement and encouragement. Instead, it uses strategies like strict rules, high expectations, and a “because I... 
by admin2 | Dec 1, 2021 | Children Counseling
When you have an angry child who loses it, it’s a struggle for parent and child. As an adult, it can seem as though our children blow up over the smallest thing. If your child struggles with anger or big feelings, it’s time to focus on teaching them how to regulate... 
by fitllc | Oct 26, 2021 | Children Counseling
Our first instinct as parents is to protect our children. Inevitably, we can’t protect them from everything. This is why inner strength, resilience, emotional regulation are so important. Teaching our children how to help themselves is one of the best ways to protect...