By Deb Hopper, Occupational Therapist It’s one of those mornings. Your six-year-old is still wandering around half-dressed after you’ve told him to get ready at least a dozen times. Your eight-year-old is dressed, but is glued to the TV… Continue Reading >
“Many want it, but few can truly embrace it” Knowing who you are, being honest about it. Knowing what you’re doing and why. Taking the risks associated with it and having the strength to live and tell your story is… Continue Reading >
It was 4:30 in the afternoon, and I’d taken Mitchell shopping after school. Both he and I were tired, but I knew I needed to pick something up from the store before they closed at 5. I was in a… Continue Reading >
By Youthrive Clinical Psychologists It’s natural that we want to make sure our children arrive safely at school. While it’s never easy saying goodbye to routine school drop-offs, is it time to give your children extra freedom and responsibility… Continue Reading >