Play therapy work is grounded in the understanding that play is how children learn—not just academically, but emotionally and socially.
Strategies to help sensory kids have a fun summer.
Ah, summer break — that magical time when kids burst out of school doors, ready for sunshine, snacks, and seemingly endless free time.
Parenting Strategies to Help Your Tween Thrive
Strategies to help your child thrive with healthy sleep habits.
If your teen is struggling with stress, don’t wait to get support. Reach out to Sasco River Center today to learn more about our services.
It’s possible for adults to gain independence and protect their mental wellness—but it takes intention. Learn how to manage yourself.
Even if your teen is hesitant at first, many begin to feel more empowered once they understand their emotions and learn how to manage them.
ASD is a disorder that affects how a person communicates, interacts socially with others, both verbally and nonverbally.
Worried your child is falling behind, melting down over homework, struggling with focus, or having a hard time with friends?
A comprehensive evaluation can uncover what’s really going on and guide you toward the right tools and support.
If you’ve never been to therapy before, you’re not alone in wondering what to expect. Contact us today to schedule your first session.
This guide will walk you through what ADHD is, what to expect from ADHD evaluations, and how early support can make a big difference.
Both counseling and therapy involve working with a mental health professional to address emotional, psychological, or behavioral challenges.
Unlike major depressive disorder, which can be more visibly disruptive, high-functioning depression often flies under the radar. Learn why.
We share some of the basics of biking and how you can help your child become more confident with this new skill
Executive functions (EF) are the mental processes that help us plan, focus, remember instructions, and juggle multiple tasks.
Here are five key indicators that your child’s anxiety might be more than just shyness—and what you can do to help.
