Helping Your Child Identify Their Sensory Needs
When a child has a hard time managing sensory input, it can impact their emotions, attention, and ability to cope. For children living with mood disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), understanding sensory needs is an important part of emotional growth and self-regulation. With the right support, children can learn what their bodies need to feel calm, focused, and comfortable.
Understanding Adolescent Mental Health: A Guide for Parents
Check out Decade2Connect’s guide to understanding your adolescent’s mental health and using therapeutic techniques to provide the most effective parental support.
Inside EFFT: What’s Your Parenting Style?
Parenting is an individual journey, different for every family. At Decade2Connect, we support parents on a weekly basis to help them understand their parenting style through the lens of Emotion Focused Family Therapy (EFFT). Once you understand your parenting and emotional approach, you can begin to cater your parenting skills to that. To help parents […]
Parenting Tips when your Child is the Bully
Therapist tips for parents on recognizing the signs that your child may be the bully – and how to respond.
Understanding Therapeutic Attachment Styles
Understanding the main attachment styles and how parents can understand them to best support your children
All About Learning Disabilities
A parent’s guide to learning disabilities: knowing what they are and how to support your child in theirs.
Quotes to Encourage Every Parent
Quotes from therapists to encourage every parent
Social Media: A Parent’s Guide to Setting Effective Limits
How to set healthy boundaries with social media to protect your child’s mental health.
Back in Session: Talking to your Kids about School and the Anxiety it Brings
Therapist tips for parents: How to talk to your kids about the new school year and the anxiety that comes with it.
Setting Effective Limits for your Child
A therapist guide for parents on how to set effective limits