by Loi Logan | Sep 23, 2026 | Therapy for teens
The wrong color cup. A lost board game. The iPad timer going off. Ten minutes of math homework. Your child goes from fine to full meltdown in about three seconds, and by the time it’s over you’re both exhausted. Maybe you’ve tried calm talks,...
by Loi Logan | Sep 15, 2026 | Therapy for teens
The death grip on your leg at school drop-off. The tears every single bedtime. The follow-you-to-the-bathroom routine. The sleepover that ends with a 10pm phone call and a car ride home. If this is your life right now, you’re probably tired and a little worried....
by Loi Logan | Sep 10, 2026 | Therapy for teens
Teenagers are moody. Everyone knows that. So when your 15-year-old goes quiet at dinner, sleeps until noon and snaps at the simplest question, it’s easy to chalk it up to being a teenager. Sometimes that’s all it is. But sometimes it’s depression,...
by Loi Logan | May 29, 2026 | Therapy for teens
Every kid worries. That’s part of growing up. They worry about the first day of school, about whether their friend is mad at them, about whether the dog is going to be okay at the vet. Normal worry passes. Anxiety doesn’t. This is the part a lot of parents...
by Loi Logan | May 14, 2026 | Therapy for teens
If you’re a parent watching your teenager go through it right now (the slammed bedroom doors, the crying jags that come out of nowhere, the silence at the dinner table that wasn’t there last year), you’ve probably Googled some version of “DBT...
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