By Angie Massey-Garrison, M.A., OCT Play is important to child development, especially unstructured or free play (self-directed; not organized or goal-oriented). However, due to increasing academic pressures and busy schedules, the amount of play time in families has...
By Aranda Wingsiong It is natural for your teen to feel some anxiety as you bring up topics related to school at the end of the year. That said, it is important to guide them through evaluating their experiences so that you can help them with setting short-term and...
We will be hosting a free one-off session for Parents of Adolescents on how to support adolescents in the summer during COVID-19. This is an opportunity for parent clients at Broadview to ask questions about parenting strategies and ways to support their child(ren)...
By Dr. Jillian Glasgow As I observed the civil unrest that occurred in the wake of the police killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, I had a sequence of different reactions. At first I was horrified, and would shake my head sadly when I saw videos or posts on...
We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting a free, one-off session for Parents of Young Adults (17+) on Wednesday June 3rd from 6:30-8:00 pm. This session is an opportunity for you to ask questions on ways how to guide and support your children during...
By Dr. Leann Lapp Practices and competitions have been put on hold for most sports, and in many cases, cancelled altogether, so it’s safe to say that many athletes are struggling with motivation. And while some are taking this challenge in stride, others are...
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