Kid Counseling Sacramento

Oh what a team! They are all so great and boy can they dance! Go Cindy Granados, Rita McCampbell, Karen Boe, Marie Paniagua, and Geneva Knowles!

May your holidays be merry and bright! Lyla, Rita, Karen, Geneva, Marie , Cindy and Theo

I'm doing this workshop on Jan 8, 2021 noon to 1:30PT. It's free. Hope to see you there!

"Be the thermostat not the thermometer," is a saying I heard some time ago that makes so much since. Here's a great article to help.

I know times may be tough but remember: "When little people are overwhelmed by big emotions, it's our job to share our calm, not to join their chaos." Reset yourself first. 2020 is almost over!

ADHD is a neurological disorder. Build those kids up! Nurtured Heart Approach is an evidenced based practice that is perfect for this population.

Kid Counseling Sacramento is hiring! Want to be a part of an awesome community that works with children, teens and families? This is it! We are a private practice that will come without the stress of having your own private practice. We have a wait list of private pay clients and will do all of the marketing, bookkeeping and business planning and pay you a generous wage. Paperwork is a breeze! Beautiful office environment with great Play Therapy offices completely stocked with what you need to use for play and art therapy techniques. I will be providing supervision and you can get hours needed to become a Registered Play Therapist. Hours currently available on Saturday, Sunday and Monday but looking to expand. Must be licensed or have BBS Associate number. If interested contact Lyla Tyler at [email protected].

Dear Covid It's time for you to go! Lyla

A story for you to brighten your day

Play can help with social isolation. So get out the toys, games or even a big empty box!

Today is world suicide prevention day

Great example of the Nurtured Heart Approach from my NHA buddy and trainer Leah.

Great article for kids who need help with distance and hybrid learning.

As kids go back to school my guess is we'll be dealing with separation anxiety, especially since they have been home so long. It's smart to have a plan in place!

The quarantine is affecting children differently. This is an interesting article. Biggest advice is I can give: Listen to your kids and validate their feelings.