You may be concerned with the level of aggression you see in your young child. Read on for a more in-depth response to the question of “Is my child’s aggression normal?”

Whether your students are online-only or hybrid learning (meaning some days are spent in school), there are many ways of helping children with virtual learning. Though distance learning isn’t new at this point, you can find new avenues to help your kids succeed.

Coloring helps children develop motor skills such as hand strength and pencil grip, but did you also know that coloring supports a child’s mental health? It’s a simple activity that most kids love to do and has huge benefits.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives in countless ways. While adults are feeling stress during this time, children may also be experiencing stress and worry.

Talking to your child or teen about death can feel overwhelming. These conversations can be challenging. When considering how to talk to kids about death, a parent may encounter the complexity of their own relationship with death.

For many kids and teens, making and keeping friends can be challenging. Parents often ask, “How can I help my child build healthy, lasting friendships?”

As a parent sometimes it can be hard to know what is “normal” versus when to seek the opinion of a trained clinician. Over the last several decades the mental health community has made huge strides in understanding childhood mental conditions.