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Tag Archives: Mental Health
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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Siblings in Family Play Therapy
How do you know your family needs counselling for the conflict between siblings and overview of how family play therapy might help. Continue reading
Surprising Tools Your Dollar Store Has To Help With Homework
Homework, without the tantrums or tears is possible, if you are prepared. Preparation for this conflict-ridden, unavoidable responsibility, can be easier than you think. The secret weapon is your local dollar store. I tell you what treasures to look for there.
#adhd #disability #learningdisability #parenting #yeg Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Parenting 6-12, Therapy
Tagged ADD, ADHD, child development, dyslexia, Education, Family, HowTo, Learning disability, lifestyle, Mental Health, Parenting, raising kids, shopping, special needs kids
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The Stressed Parent’s Guide To Homework Without War
The conflicts that surround getting your child to do homework can feel exhausting, and you may think “This is breaking down my relationship with my child”. We offer solutions and resources to help you. Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Parenting 6-12, Parenting Teens
Tagged Education, Family, Guest Blog, Mental Health, relationships
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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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