Parents' Corner
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We believe just coming to therapy for one hour out of the week is not enough for a child to grow. We believe parents hold an essential part of the therapeutic progress and that the language learned in therapy and the coping skills should be used at home, too.
That’s why we created the Parents’ Corner; so parents can feel involved and act as a bridge of healing between therapy sessions. We will teach you the language we use, the coping skills we teach, and therapeutic activities that are a fun way for the family to bond at home.







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Telehealth Services for Children
COVID19 has affected us in so many ways. It has caused businesses to change how they practice, employees to change how they work, and parents …
How to Help your Child with Separation Anxiety
Separation anxiety, usually experienced in very young children, is when someone is afraid of being separated from an attachment person or figure. The person experiencing …
How to Encourage Positive Behaviors from your Child
A positive parenting approach is the most effective way to encourage more desirable behaviors from your child. Through modeling and empathy your child will feel …
How to Ignore Misbehavior
Note: We feel it is important to do your best to understand why the child is misbehaving and to ask yourself important questions such as …
Tips for Handling Custody Exchanges
This article is inspired by the work of Tammy and Jay Daughtry, founders of One Heart Two Homes: Co-Parenting Seminar, it seems clear that parents …
Sensory Processing Disorder in Kids
Sensory processing refers to the way the nervous system receives messages from the senses and turns them into responses. Senses can include touch, sight, smell, …
How Counting Can Stop Problematic Behaviors
Please note this is just ONE method based off the book 1-2-3 Magic. The link to purchase the book will be posted below. The book …
Signs Your Child Needs Counseling
When to Seek Help All children have periods of struggling with managing and expressing emotions, trouble with peers, and learning which behaviors are acceptable versus …
Now Accepting New Clients!
We are now accepting clients ages 0-18, and college students for counseling services. We are located in Johnson City, TN and open to serving the …
Common Reactions to Trauma or Stress
Common Child and Teen Reactions to Trauma or Stress There are many ways a child or teen may behave, think, or act following a stressful …
How to Talk to your Child about a Trauma
Tips for How to Answer When Your Child Starts Processing the Trauma Trauma is defined as “a very difficult or unpleasant experience that causes someone to …
Therapy for Children Who Have Been Through Trauma
In This Article: The Beginning Stages of TherapyThe Processing PhaseThe ResolutionChild Abuse Hotline Many people have different ways they approach working with children who have …
A Parent’s Guide to Play Therapy
The Intake Session Parental Involvement in Therapy Preparing Your Child for Therapy While Your Child Attends Therapy How to Encourage Therapeutic Progress What if Your …