The transition to college is exciting yet challenging. As students take their first steps toward independence, they encounter new pressures, unfamiliar environments, and the need to adapt quickly, often leading to feelings of homesickness or anxiety.

Also, know as “kid launching”, empty nesting (sending your adult kids off into the great big world) isn’t a formal psychiatric term, but it is a real thing. It can be sad, lonely and scary—but it can be exciting and fun!

Finding a path to true healing can be challenging in a world where emotional and spiritual struggles often intertwine. Christian counseling offers a unique solution, blending psychological support with spiritual guidance to address the mind, body, and spirit. Discover how this integrative approach can lead to more profound, more lasting healing that resonates with your faith and inner well-being.

Imagine finding peace not only in your mind but also in your soul. Christian counseling uniquely merges the wisdom of faith with the rigor of professional therapy, creating a path to healing that addresses both spiritual and psychological needs. This approach doesn't just treat symptoms—it nurtures the whole person by integrating prayer, biblical principles, and therapeutic techniques, ensuring a well-rounded and deeply meaningful journey toward well-being.

Unlock the hidden benefits of merging faith and healing through Christian counseling, where spiritual guidance meets professional therapy to offer a deeper, more fulfilling path to recovery and growth. Discover how this unique approach can transform your life by addressing both your emotional and spiritual needs.

In this video case study, Brittany Ratiani, Clinical Supervisor at Alternative Family Services, recounts the transformative journey of a young client, referred to as Mr. B (pseudonym). This heartwarming story is one example of the support that the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) can provide to help children presenting with a history of trauma, in addition to ADHD and behavioral challenges…

Mental health diagnoses often resemble a complex puzzle, where each symptom, experience, and behavior is a piece that needs careful consideration. Among these, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) presents an exceptionally intricate challenge. Its symptoms often blur the lines between other disorders...

The moment of diagnosis often heralds a whirlwind of emotions, from disbelief to despair, as individuals and their loved ones grapple with the profound implications of their condition. Focus usually centers on physical symptoms and treatments, yet the mental and emotional toll of such diagnoses is equally significant, if not more so.

In the growing dialogue on mental health, one aspect often overlooked is the profound impact of psychosocial disabilities. These conditions, rooted in mental health challenges or psychological factors, can profoundly shape individuals' lives, often sidelining them from full participation in society.

Few bonds rival the depth and significance of family connections. Families serve as the cornerstone of our lives, shaping our beliefs, values, and identities. The essence of a healthy family goes beyond cohabitation and a family tree…

The holidays are right around the corner, and usually that’s a time of joy, expectation, and anticipation of spending time with our family and our friends.  But for some, the thought of celebrating anything this year brings great pain.  Maybe…

Dysregulation in children is a phenomenon characterized by their difficulty in managing and regulating their emotions and behaviors effectively. They may find it challenging to control their emotional responses to various situations and stimuli.

School is meant to be a safe and nurturing environment for students to learn, grow, and form meaningful connections. However, a dark shadow can often lurk in the hallways and classrooms—school bullying. Bullying is a widespread issue that can have serious and lasting effects on victims…

In today's fast-paced world, children and teenagers are constantly exposed to a barrage of sensory stimuli, from bright lights and loud noises to different textures and environments. While many kids can handle these stimuli with ease, there are those who struggle with a condition known as Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD).

As the back-to-school season approaches, it's important to consider the unique challenges that children and teenagers with eating disorders might face during this time. Explore how parents, teachers, and coaches can support kids and teens with eating disorders as they transition back to school.

As parents, fostering responsibility and independence in our children is a vital aspect of their growth and development. One effective way to achieve this is by implementing a morning checklist. Not only does a morning checklist help streamline the chaos of busy mornings, but it also…