by Lauren Chee | Aug 21, 2020 | Children, Post Natal Depression, Relationships
“Good Enough” Parenting is Better than PerfectIf you’re reading this, you’re most likely a parent who wants the best for your child. And if you want the best for your child, you probably tend to worry that you’re not doing ‘enough’ as a parent....
by Jessica Buster | Aug 14, 2020 | Children, Relationships
It’s no doubt that being a parent or caregiver is one of the most challenging roles in the world. You are on call 24/7 – the nurse, the counsellor, the friend, the taxi, the bank, the maid, the chef, the problem solver – going above and beyond to try to...
by Lauren Chee | Jul 16, 2020 | Children
If you’re thinking about taking your child to see a psychologist, it is normal to have questions about what child psychologists do, and how they can help your family. In this blog, I’ll answer some commonly asked questions about what a child psychologist does. What...
by Lauren Chee | Jun 4, 2020 | Children, Relationships
Isolation restrictions have placed extra pressure on home relationships. In particular, parents of young children have had to deal with the huge transition to home-schooling, and then sudden return to school, all within the last couple of months. Therefore, it is...
by Lauren Chee | Jun 3, 2020 | Children, Relationships
Many kids who are heading back to school will experience a range of emotional reactions. Many of the kids I see describe the excitement of being able to see their friends again, and are happy to restart some of the fun activities they’ve missed like music lessons or...
by Valerie Ling | May 18, 2020 | Anxiety, Children
When working in the burnout space, I often observe that some habits that lead to overwork or avoidance stem as far back as high school or university days. Here I map out something I did with my high schooler this weekend that respected their need for meaning and...
