by Nicole Bigar | Nov 2, 2022 | Family
October is a month filled with many things. It is the conclusion of Hispanic Heritage Month. It is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is the month where Fall usually feels like Fall and Halloween is anticipated by many children. It is also Pregnancy and Infant Loss... 
by Elizabeth Edwards | Oct 6, 2022 | Family
If you have experienced childbirth you know that often times what is expected to happen and what actually happens can be different. Maybe you had a fabulous birth plan and it was outside of your control or went nothing like you thought. You could have experienced a... by Elizabeth Edwards | May 11, 2022 | Family
4 Tips to Improve Teen Mental Health One of the most affected groups of the COVID pandemic in regards to mental health is our teens. Teens are made for connection so when that was limited, mental illness rates increased. We are still seeing alarming rates of suicide... 
by Elizabeth Edwards | Feb 24, 2022 | Family
No matter the age of your child you have probably had occasion to navigate challenging behaviors. Parents often struggle to find the balance between offering compassion and defining limits. Furthermore, in the exhaustion of daily life parents can take children’s... 
by Elizabeth Edwards | Jan 25, 2022 | Family
How to talk to your child about school related issues Under the best of circumstances, school can create stress for both a parent and their child. As children grow in their independence, parents can feel more and more out of touch. Report cards and parent conferences... by Elizabeth Edwards | Jan 14, 2022 | Family
What to expect when starting therapy Whether you are new to therapy or not it can be nerve-wracking just thinking about the idea of starting therapy. Thoughts of “What if I don’t like the therapist or they don’t like me?”, “Is this even going to help me?”, “What do I...