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Signs of Overstimulation in Children & How to Help

Signs of Overstimulation in Children & How to Help

by The Childrens Center | Jul 7, 2026 | Children’S Mental Health

  Some kids seem to go from okay to completely overwhelmed in a matter of minutes. A loud room, a long day out, a change in plans, too much screen time, a crowded birthday party, or even a fun family outing can suddenly end in tears, irritability, shutdown, or a...
The Power of Low Student-to-Teacher Ratios in Early Childhood Learning

The Power of Low Student-to-Teacher Ratios in Early Childhood Learning

by The Childrens Center | Jun 30, 2026 | Children’S Mental Health

Choosing the right early learning environment can feel like a lot of pressure, especially when your child is sensitive, anxious, easily overwhelmed, or slow to warm up in groups. You are not just looking for a place where your child will be watched. You are looking...
Managing Unstructured Time: How Routine Changes Affect Behavior and Mood

Managing Unstructured Time: How Routine Changes Affect Behavior and Mood

by The Childrens Center | Jun 23, 2026 | Children’S Mental Health, Family and Parenting Support

Have you ever had a day that looked easy on paper – no school, no rush, no major plans – only to watch it fall apart anyway? A quiet Saturday morning turns into bickering, boredom, or a meltdown over something small. The hour after school becomes a daily...
How Family Stress Affects Children’s Emotional Regulation

How Family Stress Affects Children’s Emotional Regulation

by The Childrens Center | Jun 9, 2026 | Anxiety, Children’S Mental Health

Have you ever watched your child fall apart over something that seemed small from the outside and thought, What is really going on here? Maybe it was a rushed morning, a change in plans, a sibling conflict, or a homework assignment that ended in tears. Moments like...
What is Play Therapy? How it Works and What it Helps With

What is Play Therapy? How it Works and What it Helps With

by The Childrens Center | May 26, 2026 | Uncategorized

Have you ever watched your child build a complex world out of blocks and wondered what they are really processing? As parents managing learning disorders and developmental differences, you are essentially the project managers of your child’s developmental...
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About The Children’s Center for Psychiatry, Psychology, & Related Services

A full service center offering a variety of clinical, therapeutic, educational and supportive services to children ages two through twenty two in warm and welcoming environment. Families in the South Florida area will now have the opportunity to access a multi-disciplinary staff practicing within one centralized location. In addition to the wide variety of services offered, the center will provide supportive and education programming for families.

About The Center for Treatment of Anxiety & Mood Disorders

We are a specialty practice serving children, teens, and adults who suffer from general and specific anxiety, mood and stress disorders. These include phobias, obsessive-compulsive spectrum disorders, life stressor and marital issues, and children’s anxiety disorders such as separation anxiety and school anxiety disorder. By using scientifically-based interventions, we can help people learn to overcome the problems that fear has caused in their lives.

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