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What Kids Face in Middle School 2023

It’s summer and most kids are having fun. While kids are having fun, parents are thinking about the upcoming school year, especially if their children are beginning High School, College or Kindergarten.  However, there is another important beginning for children, Middle School.  This is a major transition for pre-adolescents. As a psychotherapist who works with […]

Summer Fun and Teenage Concussions

It’s summer time and many teenagers are out swimming, driving and skateboarding just to name a few summer activities. In addition if they play high school sports or traveling sports, they may be attending practice over the summer.  The main sport at this time of year is football and cheerleading goes along with it.  Summer […]

Kids Coping with An American Crisis

Parents, teachers and students have been worried about mass shootings and school shootings for years. Many children are afraid to go to school because they are afraid of being killed at school. Many children are frightened by the mass shooter drills which occur at school. It makes sense why students, teachers and parents would worry […]

Teenagers Feel Entitled to Respect

As an adolescent psychotherapist one of the major issues I deal with is respect.  Teenagers feel disrespected by their parents and parents feel dissected by their teenagers.  At this time of year with seniors graduating high school and eighth graders beginning high school many teenagers believe they are entitled to more respect because they are […]

The Importance of Starting Therapy at a Young Age: Post-Trauma

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Starting therapy at a young age in the face, specially when the child has experienced a traumatic event, is important for several reasons: Early intervention and prevention: Trauma, particularly when experienced during childhood, can have long-lasting effects on a person’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being. By starting therapy early, it is possible to intervene and […]

The Importance of Counselling Supervision By Dr. Romesh Jayasinghe OLS, FRSM(UK), FRSPH(UK), FACCPH(UK), FTBCCT(UK)

Supervision in counselling is when a professional counsellor uses the services of another counsellor or psychotherapist to review the way they work with their clients. Supervision is a key requirement by many reputed professional counselling membership and regulatory bodies such as the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) to ensure all counsellors in practice […]