
Moving Out of Survival Mode for Children, Teens, and Adults
Here at KidStuff Counseling, our clinicians often remind families that behavior is communication—especially during moments of stress. When children, teens,

Why Showing Up Matters More Than Having All the Answers
Parenting is often described as one of the most meaningful—and most challenging—roles a person can take on. Between managing daily

Making the Holidays Less Stressful for Children in Split Households
The holiday season is often portrayed as a time of joy, togetherness, and tradition. For many children, however—especially those navigating

50 Ways to Reconnect With Your Child Over the Holiday Break
The holiday season offers a rare pause—an opportunity for families to slow down, breathe, and truly reconnect. For many parents,

What Families Should Know About Seasonal Affective Disorder
What Is Seasonal Affective Disorder? Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression that follows a pattern tied

Understanding the Holiday Blues: A Quick Guide for Families
As the holiday season draws near, it can come with both a mix of excitement and quiet emotional strain among

Understanding Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs for Mental Health
Mental health isn’t just about managing symptoms—it’s about understanding the full spectrum of what makes us feel safe, valued, and

How Depression Looks In Adults vs. Children
Depression affects people of all ages, but the way it appears can look very different depending on the stage of

10 Things You Should Know About Depression
Depression affects millions of people worldwide, yet it’s often misunderstood or minimized. It’s more than feeling sad or having a

5 Self-Care Tips for Parents and Adults Living with Depression
Life can be demanding, especially for parents and caregivers who are constantly tending to others’ needs. When depression enters the