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When Halloween Feels Scary: Supporting Your Child Through the Spooky Season
Halloween fun can feel overwhelming for kids. Learn how to prepare, support, and keep the night calm and joyful. 🎃

Kathryn Wright
7 days ago3 min read


Talking to Children and Teens About Suicide in an Age-Appropriate Way
As parents, suicide is one of the hardest subjects to think about—let alone discuss with our children. Yet, with mental health concerns...

Kathryn Wright
Sep 105 min read


Supporting Our Children During Suicide Prevention Month
A Hard Topic Parents Can’t Ignore

Kathryn Wright
Sep 32 min read


After School Restraint Collapse: Understanding and Supporting Your Child
If your child comes home from school and immediately melts down — crying, snapping, refusing to talk, or withdrawing — you might be...
kathrynzeolla
Aug 133 min read


Back to School with Confidence: Supporting Neurodiverse Children in the Classroom
As a new school year approaches, many children feel a mix of excitement and nervousness. For some, the transition is smooth. For...

Kathryn Wright
Aug 63 min read


Back to School Season!
It seems as though summer just began and now we are heading back to school! There’s a lot of emotions that arise with the new school...
kathrynzeolla
Aug 6, 20234 min read


Child-Centered Play Therapy
Child-centered play therapy focuses on who the child is as an individual person, and their thoughts, feelings, and physical being, rather t

Kathryn Wright
Oct 1, 20203 min read


Why Play Therapy?
Play is the most natural form of communication and cannot be taught.

Kathryn Wright
Sep 21, 20203 min read


Encouragement vs Praise
Encouragement and praise appear very similar when used, but the difference between the two can have a huge impact on your child's developmen

Kathryn Wright
Jun 24, 20203 min read


The Importance of Reflecting Feelings
No matter the situation, every child can make progress from the use of reflective feelings.

Kathryn Wright
May 15, 20204 min read


Power Struggles: The Power of Choice Giving
So often I have parents come to me and say: “I can't get my children to listen, no matter what I asked them to do they either do the opposit

Kathryn Wright
Apr 20, 20207 min read


How to Take on Being a Parent and Home Educator
First, always remember that you are not alone. Try to model patience, empathy, and kindness. We should always model for our children how we

Kathryn Wright
Apr 9, 20206 min read
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