Helping Kids Cope with Divorce: Building Resilience Through Change

Helping Kids Cope with Divorce: Building Resilience Through Change

Divorce is never easy, especially for children.  When parents decide to go their separate ways, kids often feel confused, scared, and uncertain about what the future holds.  The good news?  With the right support and guidance, children can develop resilience and adapt...
Child & Teen Depression Symptoms: That Parents Shouldn’t Ignore

Child & Teen Depression Symptoms: That Parents Shouldn’t Ignore

As parents, we want our kids to be happy, thriving, and full of life. But sometimes, those bright smiles fade, and we start noticing subtle (or not-so-subtle) changes in their mood and behavior. It’s easy to dismiss these shifts as “just a phase,” but what if it’s...
An IFS Perspective on Inner Critics as a Protective Mechanism

An IFS Perspective on Inner Critics as a Protective Mechanism

The “inner critic” is a voice most people know all too well—the one that judges, shames, and undermines confidence.  But in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, this voice isn’t just a bully; it’s a part of you trying to help, even if it doesn’t always...