Parenting Preschool & School-Aged Kids: A Neuroscience Approach to ConnectionConnected Family Therapy – Supporting Parents Across California Parenting children ages 3 to 9 can feel like a daily rollercoaster. One morning might start with joy and laughter, and by the afternoon, you’re managing tears at...
Parenting Therapy for the Preteen Years: Staying Connected When Your Child Starts Pulling Away Parenting a preteen (ages 9–13) can feel like you’ve suddenly woken up in a new country—same child, but the language, customs, and rules have all changed. After more than 30 years...
As a parent, supporting your child during a panic attack can be overwhelming. This guide offers practical strategies for staying calm, providing reassurance, and helping your child manage anxiety. Learn how to build emotional resilience for both you and your child through parent coaching grounded in brain science and therapy.
Dissociation is a mental process that involves disconnecting from your own thoughts, feelings, memories, or personal identity, often in response to a traumatic event. It can cause you to: Believe that the world around you is distorted or unreal Experience sudden mood swings Have trouble...