Top Five Homework Hacks for Parents

After a long day of school, most kids are less than eager to come home and do their homework. Unfortunately, it’s a reality they can’t ignore. Amidst distractions, disagreements and lots of “no’s”, it can be tricky to help your find motivation. If you’re struggling with homework conflicts or other family challenges, our Family Therapy […]
Parenting a Child with ADHD
Research tells us that on average the reader will stay engaged for 10-20 seconds, reading about 20 to 28% of the content before getting distracted and moving on. Fifteen years ago, our attention spans were about 12 seconds. Today, our attention spans have shrunk to 8.25 seconds. How can a parent know when the distraction […]
My Child Has Autism: Now What?
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnoses are becoming more common. What was once a largely misunderstood disability is quickly evolving into a more common and understood diagnosis in our society. As a parent, however, news of an ASD Diagnosis can be a lot to process. So what is Autism Spectrum Disorder? Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is […]
This One’s for the Girls: Tips for Empowering your Daughter

March is Women’s History Month and Decade2Connect wants to not only celebrate the women of the past but encourage the daughters and adolescents who are the women of the future. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, coach or mentor of girls, your presence in their life is pivotal. It’s no secret that those “awkward teenage years” […]
My Kids Won’t Stop Fighting!
When you have siblings, bickering and fighting is inevitable. We all have memories from our childhood of the moments we pushed our siblings buttons, fought over a toy or held resentment for not being the one able to sit in the front seat. These are seemingly small issues that seem like the biggest deal as […]
A Parent’s Guide to Prioritizing Family Time
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in the demands of life. Between after school activities, school, work and social obligations, parents and children alike are constantly running around. Amidst the hustle and bustle, it’s crucial to prioritize spending quality time with your family. Meaningful family interactions create a strong bond, foster […]
My Child Has Autism
Check out these therapy tips for parents on how to tell your child about their ASD diagnosis
Therapist Tips for Starting the New Year Strong
How many of us have set New Year’s Resolutions? Probably most of us at one time or another. And how many of them have lasted past January 15th? Let me just say, if yours have, I applaud you and believe you should be the one writing this blog. While the New Year is a time […]
Blended Families
Therapy Tips for Parents on Supporting Children through New Family Dynamics Blending two families into one can be both exciting and challenging. As you are entering into a new chapter and marriage, your children are experiencing changes as well; changes for them that will be full of complex emotions and new experiences. Navigating the complexities […]
Embracing Pronouns
Parenting Tips on Supporting Your Child’s Identity Journey A parent’s greatest responsibility is to provide love, acceptance, and support to a child as they navigate their unique identities. One aspect of identity that has gained increasing recognition and significance in recent years is the use of pronouns. Pronouns such as he, she, they or ze, […]