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Blog Entries - 2024
Is Individual or Group Therapy Best for You?
Deciding which option best fits your unique needs can be challenging, adding to the uncertainty of starting therapy.
At Child Focus, we understand that every individual's path to mental wellness is personal, and finding the right approach is important.
The Difference Between a Psychiatrist and a Psychologist
By understanding who can provide the right support, you can feel more prepared to take the first steps toward getting the help needed. Whether you’re a parent trying to support your teenager or a young person looking for guidance, knowing where to start is key to finding the right path to feeling better.
Your Mental Health Checklist
Mental health today is more important than ever before. We are bombarded by stimulation from the moment we open our eyes in the morning to the moment we fall asleep, we are tapped into the digital world. This constant flurry of information wears on our minds and can contribute to, or worsen, existing mental health issues.
How to Promote Resilience in Children
Resilience is one of the most important assets a person can have in their emotional toolbelt. The ability to bounce back when life hits you hard, resilience is necessary in a world of failures and setbacks. That said, it is not something people are born with, it is a skill that needs to be learned like any other.
Why Paraprofessionals are Necessary in Schools
Paraprofessionals play a crucial role in supporting educators and students in schools. Their main responsibilities are to reinforce educational lessons, provide one-on-one or small group learning and behavioral support to students who may require additional assistance, and work with children with special educational needs to help bolster their success.
Behavioral Health Techniques that Help Children Focus at School
Behavioral health plays a significant role in a child's education. Various behavioral issues, such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), or conduct disorder, can hinder a child's learning and academic progress.