Parents who have children identified as Gifted and Talented (GT) or Twice Exceptional (2e) can experience confusion about realistic expectations for their child’s behaviors. Though these children have an advanced intellectual maturity, they often exhibit asynchronous development.

Parents can feel lost in the process of receiving a diagnosis of Autism for their children. The route isn’t always clear, and it is typical to encounter long wait lists to access testing. The good news is, you are not alone and don’t have to wait for a formal diagnosis before receiving help for your child!

Many parents struggle with finding appropriate consequences for challenging and defiant behaviors. In therapy, we help parents find new ways to teach their children about accountability.

Friendships serve multiple functions in our lives, providing opportunities for connection, fun, and relationships outside our families. Though friendships differ in strength, closeness, and how often you see each other, these interactions should positively impact your life.

Wait, what? Is this gaslighting?

Gaslighting refers to the manipulation of someone through psychological methods. Gaslighting makes an individual question their sanity, experiences, feelings, and reasoning powers.