When families go through transitions—whether it’s divorce, separation, or major life stress—children are often caught in the middle, trying to make sense of big emotions and shifting dynamics. As adults, it’s our job to protect their right to grow up feeling safe, loved, and emotionally...
We are often asked why we don’t bill insurance directly. We understand that using insurance can seem like the easiest way to access care, but we’ve chosen a private pay model for a few important reasons: to provide the most flexible, personalized, and supportive experience...
OCD BLOG SERIES: PART TWO Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) often presents in different ways, with themes and compulsions that can vary greatly. Understanding these patterns can help parents identify OCD and seek appropriate support. Common OCD Themes Contamination : Fear of getting sick or infecting others....
OCD BLOG SERIES: PART ONE Experiencing occasional fears is a normal part of life. Children may worry about a monster in the closet, whether the house might burn down, or returning to school after a lockdown. These fears are part of the brain’s protective mechanism,...