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Children’s Grief Awareness Day: How to Support Your Child Through a Loss
It’s hard to know how to support your child after a loss. Our experts share tips for parents comforting a grieving child.
Hyperindependence: Healthy or Harmful?
The freedom to decide your life path is generally positive, boosting individual happiness and satisfaction. But is there a point where it’s possible…
Mothering in 2020 - Tools for Mothering Yourself and Others During Hard Times
What does it mean to mother ourselves? How do we protect our mental health during a pandemic?
Behavioral Health: Treatment Options for Children and Teens
A family-based treatment model is such a necessary component to treatment that we require parents (or surrogate others) to participate in our…
Family Involvement in Mental Health Treatment: Q&A with Allison K. Chase, PhD, CEDS
The ERC/Pathlight family of programs acknowledge the importance of family involvement in treatment for eating, mood and anxiety disorders. Allison K.…
Managing Mental Health and School: Can My Child Handle it?
As a parent, you are celebrating another milestone in your child's life; the start of another school year. As a parent of a child in recovery, you are…
A Parent's Journey
Check out our podcast, Mental Note. Beth Ayn's tells the story of her daughter being diagnosed with anorexia and the journey that led her to start…
Parents Make All the Difference
Check out our podcast, Mental Note. In celebration of Father's Day, we sit down with David Bachman the father of two boys, one of which began a battle…
Good Grief
Check out our podcast, Mental Note. The holidays are not always Hallmark-card-perfect. Sometimes they are just as much a reminder of who we have lost…
Parenting a Child with OCD: A Mother's Story
The diagnosis of OCD was not new to our family. OCD was something we were familiar with, but our knowledge on how to recognize and fight it was…
“Good Grief” – Jeana Cost
I recently read a People magazine article featuring Sheryl Sandberg that said "Grief is a crash course in perspective." Out of all the cliché grief…
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