A young adult participating in therapy has a lot on their plate. Not only are they dealing with the issues that landed them there, but they are allowing themselves to be completely vulnerable to a stranger.
Waiting. Nobody likes to wait.
And when it comes to mental health, nobody should really have to wait.
Anxiety. We all have it from time to time. And, according to the ADAA, anxiety is the most common mental illness in America.
This blog and video come directly from my counseling and coaching with adolescents and adults on the autism spectrum.
Everything seems like an emergency these days. Yet, when it comes to our children, we always need to pay special attention.
I just did a workshop for San Francisco and bay area parents and professionals, so I decided to use the slides to write some more blogs.
I was just talking to a parent about the idea of immersion for language and thought It would make a helpful article, so here it is.
I’m writing this blog on the way to my office in the financial district in San Francisco. I’m on a bumpy muni train so any typos are clearly not my fault.
I was recently chatting with my sister who is working in a school with elementary children here in San Francisco. She often shares stories of the students in her class who are diagnosed with autism with me.
The Vogl Method’s 10 Rules of Language Development Find words worth speaking for to teach your child. Please and thank you,don’t get you anything.
