Love the Child You Have
Working with parents, I frequently hear myself saying, “You have to love the child you have – not the child you imagined you would have.”
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Helping Your Teenager Build Strong Relationships
Adolescence is a time of change, changes in one’s body, in one’s mood, and in one’s relationships. Helping teenagers form and maintain healthy relationships, especially
Just Try Your Best
For many living in the fast paced and sometimes even competitive Northern Virginia area, can often feel like no matter how hard you work that
4 Commonly Asked Questions about Psychological Assessments for Children
1. What are psychological assessments? Psychological assessments are specialized evaluations, conducted with your child by a licensed clinical psychologist. They include interviews with parents, with
Remaining Mindful of The Best Interests of Children During a Divorce: The Value of Consultation with a Clinical Psychologist
Even when two adults have the best of intentions, communication can be strained and emotions can run high when they are ending their relationship as
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
If someone told you taking an eight-week class could help reduce your felt stress levels, help you manage pain, relieve symptoms of depression, anxiety, and