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Attention-Seeking or Connection-Seeking? A Trauma-Informed Perspective for Westchester Parents
When your child acts out, it’s easy to label it as “attention-seeking.” But from a trauma-informed lens, these behaviors often signal a deeper need for safety and connection. Learn how Westchester parents can shift from frustration to understanding—and respond in ways that nurture trust, regulation, and emotional growth.


Back to School Success Tips: Setting Up for a Great Year
Going back to school marks a fresh start filled with opportunities—and a little preparation can make all the difference. In this blog, we’ll share essential back to school success tips to help you stay organized, set achievable goals, and build healthy routines. Whether you’re a student, parent, or teacher, these strategies will set you up for a productive, balanced, and fulfilling school year.


ADHD Parenting Tips: A Westchester Therapist’s Insights for Parents
Parenting a child with ADHD can feel overwhelming, but small shifts in perspective make a big difference. In this post, you’ll discover practical ADHD parenting tips designed to help reframe ADHD for children in a positive and empowering way. From celebrating creativity and energy to fostering resilience and problem-solving, these strategies will help you support your child’s growth with confidence—and change the way they see themselves.


How to Support Your College-Bound Kid (Without Smothering Them or Losing Your Mind): The Role of Therapy for College Students
Sending your teen off to college is exciting—and terrifying. 🎓 In this post, we share practical ways to support your college-bound kid without smothering them (or losing your mind in the process). Learn how to set healthy boundaries, keep communication open, and navigate this big transition with less stress for both of you.
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