by The Childrens Center | Aug 25, 2026 | ADHD and Behavior
A lot of parents of girls with ADHD hear the same things for years before anyone ever says the word ADHD. She is bright. She is trying hard. She is emotional. She is sensitive. She is anxious. She is disorganized, but only at home. She is doing well enough in school,...
by The Childrens Center | Aug 18, 2026 | Anxiety
School refusal can be one of the most stressful patterns a family faces. One morning your child cannot get out of bed. Another day they are crying in the car at drop-off. Their stomach hurts, their head hurts, they feel sick, or they panic the moment it is time to...
by The Childrens Center | Aug 11, 2026 | ADHD and Behavior
Back-to-school season can feel intense in almost any household, but for families raising a child with ADHD or executive functioning challenges, it often brings a very specific kind of stress. The forgotten backpack, the homework battles, the missing folders, the...
by The Childrens Center | Jul 21, 2026 | Anxiety
Anxiety in children does not always look the way parents expect. Sometimes it looks like a clingy toddler who cannot separate at drop-off. Sometimes it looks like a school-age child with constant stomachaches before class. Sometimes it looks like a teenager who is...
by The Childrens Center | Jul 14, 2026 | Family and Parenting Support
When a child starts therapy, many parents quietly wonder what their role is supposed to be. Should you stay involved, or step back? Should you ask what happened in session, or give your child privacy? Should you be doing more at home, or trust that the therapist will...
