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Loss Deeply Impacts Children’s Wellbeing
Death is final. Recovery is a complicated process. Supporting young children through their healing journey can be confusing; parents questions, “am I doing enough?” Here are #tips to help. Continue reading
Posted in Parenting 6-12, Therapy
Tagged blogging, canada, coping, counselling, death, divorce, emotions, Faith, Family, family life, family services, grief, healing, HowTo, loss, Mental Health, mourning, Parenting, parenting resources, parentingtips, relationship advice, sadness, shopping, support, transitions, women
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7 Keys to Disciplining Your Anxious Child
Living with a child with anxiety can put an entire family on edge. It is not uncommon for parents to worry about their own parenting skills as they work on raising their child through emotional turmoil. Self-doubt, self-blame, and confusion can blur our effectiveness as moms and dads. We want to help and not hurt. But, there are keys, uncomplicated strategies, that can transform you into a confident parent.
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Posted in Parenting, Parenting 6-12
Tagged anxiety, children, counselling, discipline, Family, Help for Families Canada, Parenting
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The Co-Parents’ Guide to Holiday Gift Giving- Tips to Reduce Conflict and Stress.
Holiday gift giving is about love. Discover how to not let your co-parent turn it to grief. Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Parenting 0-5, Parenting 6-12, Parenting Teens
Tagged children, children and divorce, children and holidays, coparenting, counselling, divorce, fighting with ex about kids, Help for Families Canada, holiday stress, kids, kids holidays, Parenting, post-divorced parenting, single parenting, women
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Understanding Play Therapy- How Play Helps Your Child Heal
Children have stress, and emotional challenges too. They don’t, however, process problems like we adults do. Specialised techniques that are suited to their development are necessary. Learn more about these. Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Therapy
Tagged ADHD, anger, anxiety, child behaviour, children, counselling, Family, Help for Families Canada, Mental Health, play therapy
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