Mary Reeves, LMFT

"...it's worthy noting that you do not have to wait until you see "warning signs" to seek a mental health professional. If you know your child is going through a stressful period and/or a major life change, you may want to proactively seek out a counselor or therapist. Doing so can be helpful for you and your child." - from article

Should Your Child See a Therapist Right Now? 7 Signs They Should, According to Child Psychologists Experts explain situations when starting therapy may be the best way to support your child during stressful times, and how to find the best mental health professional near you.

Couples who make repair attempts are both willing to admit responsibility for their part in the conflict, and then begin the process of healing their bond. They realize their relationship is more important than the problem.

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This post is not intended to address situations of abuse; if you or someone you know is in need of help contact the National Domestic Violence hotline at 800-799-7233.

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