Telling your children about the divorce is one of the hardest things you’ll do. This post is part 2 of 10 tips that will help you with advice on how to tell your kids about divorce in the most healthy and supportive way.

Tips and advice on how to help your anxious child overcome anxiety. Kids are affected by anxiety for many reasons, but there are also many thing parents can do to support their child and help them beat anxiety and feel secure again.

Childhood anxiety has an appropriate place in the lives of children, just as it does for adults. When there is real danger, your child’s body needs to activate important inner resources. But when fear and worry keep your child from friends and fun, from not wanting to leave your side, they may have anxiety.

Play Therapy for teenagers involves using games, art, and other creative outlets to help teens process their thoughts and feelings. It is our experience that teenagers enjoy their counseling sessions because they trust their therapist, who engages them according to their strengths and likes.

Children aren’t always able to express their feelings clearly, so they act them out. Child therapy can help kids overcome depression, anxiety, and the effects of ADHD or or experiences like parental divorce.

Play Therapy is the best type of counseling for children because play therapist use the child’s natural language: play. Through games, art, and creativity, play therapists engage children and help them resolve stress.