It’s not uncommon for kids to be a bit shy. Everything in the world is new, and big, and meeting new people can sometimes feel overwhelming or a little scary. While many children get over that shyness, some kids have a more difficult time than…

As humans, we are meant to be social beings. Our societal norms prioritize communication, connection, and visibility. As the value placed on these things increases, many people struggle to navigate interactions that others find effortless. The culprit? Oftentimes, this is related to a phenomenon called…

ADHD is often referred to as a childhood disorder. However, that doesn’t mean parents or caregivers always recognize the signs. Even if your child has been diagnosed with ADHD, you might not fully understand what to expect or know how to support them on a…

Play therapy is a powerful, child-centered approach to helping young people navigate emotional, social, and behavioral challenges. Primarily designed for children aged 3 to 11, it creates a safe, supportive space where kids can express themselves not through words, but through play—something that comes naturally…