Another weekend of playful memories with my family got me thinking about the truth behind the photos that get shared on social media. A friend of mine recently
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Should a 5 Year Old Have a New Year’s Resolution??
Last night, I started talking with my 5 year old daughter about New Years celebrations. We talked about seeing a fireworks show and then I told her that
The Empathetic Child
Welcome guest blogger, Adrienne Jeffries! She brings to light the realities of nurturing the Empathetic Child! Being a Social Worker and having at least one empathetic child, I
Why Parenting Advice Sucks
I have a love/hate relationship with parenting advice. On some days, I read parenting articles and find the information helpful. On other days, I read articles that dole
Why Traditional Parenting Logic Doesn’t Work With Traumatized Kids
Traditional parenting logic is all about rewards and consequences. Good parents use these methods with their children all the time with excellent results. But, what happens when good
Back to School Worries: What NOT To Say To Your Child
Back to school already? I really can’t believe that summer is almost over and that it is time to have this conversation. Here in Tennessee, many schools start
What is EMDR? And Should Your Child Get It In Therapy?
EMDR should only be performed by a trained clinician who understands the complexities of trauma and who is prepared to manage any adverse reactions that might come up. That
The Mother’s Day Gift That You Actually Want!
It’s Mother’s Day and I want to take this minute to fully celebrate all of the mom’s that read this blog. You are amazing! You are doing a
The Parents’ Guide to Discussing ’13 Reasons Why’ With Your Child
Netflix launched a new show at the end of March 2017 called ’13 Reasons Why” that has drawn a lot of buzz in therapy circles and parenting groups.
How To Get Your Child to "Be Good" (HINT: It’s Not By Just Saying It)
“Be good!” is probably the most common phrase used by parents with young children. It is also my #1 pet peeve. The close second being the follow up