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Do you live in or around Guildford and want to help your 11-14 year old to better manage their anxiety? Find out more about our anxiety management group that will be running next term. This will be facilitated by two experienced Clinical Psychologists, both specialising in child anxiety. Sign up now! #clinicalpsychologist #grouptherapy #surreypsychologist #childpsychology #childanxiety #parentingsupport
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Do you live in or around Guildford and want to help your 11-14 year old to better manage their anxiety? Find out more about our anxiety management group that will be running next term. This will be facilitated by two experienced Clinical Psychologists, both specialising in child anxiety. Sign up now! #clinicalpsychologist #grouptherapy #surreypsychologist#childpsychology #childanxiety #parentingsupport
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Today I want to shed light on a unique, however, a very important context. Dr. Shefali, a renowned clinical psychologist, highlights a crucial aspect of parenting – codependency. Self-worth tied to child's happiness When your well-being depends solely on how happy your child is. Loss of individuality Sacrificing your own needs and identity for the sake of your child. Projection of desires Projecting unfulfilled longings and personal desires onto your child. Emotional triggers Getting triggered when your child's opinions or choices differ from your own. Recognizing these signs is key to developing a healthier, independent relationship with your child. #parentingAwareness #codependencyInParenting #healthyBoundaries #childIndependence #emotionalTriggers #selfWorthBalance #lossOfIndividuality #parentingJourney #selfGrowth #childParentRelationship
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Have you read our most recent blog written by one of Lakes Center's own therapists? Earned Secure Attachment By Carrie Niles, MA, LPCC A secure attachment pattern is widely considered to be one of the hallmarks of emotional health and development. Primarily formed within the bond between an individual and their early caregivers, attachment is shaped by the quality of the attunement, reliability, and responsiveness present during the first months and years of life. For those fortunate to have had early experiences that included adequate levels of physically and emotionally attuned care, a secure pattern of attachment is typical. Individuals who develop an insecure pattern due to a less optimal early environment tend to experience relationships that are marked with abandonment fears, as well as general dissatisfaction and instability. Click the link to read more about considerations for moving from insecure to earned secure attachment. https://lnkd.in/gFPejmV8
Earned Secure Attachment - Lakes Center for Youth and Families
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Let’s also consider ongoing trauma that many individuals may experience and then internalize. I think about my own son who has difficulties with academics and executive functioning skills (working memory, emotional regulation, impulse control) and who also has clear time anxiety. He is aware of his difficulties and masks/compensates by being funny and charming and talkative. A lot of people do not realize just how insecure he really is, because he appears so confident, socially. This is 1 reason that I think it is SO important for parents to advocate and educate others. Professionals offer so much (I mean, I am also a professional clinician!), but parents have that real in depth intuition and insight into their child/children that is so valuable and essential.
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Parenting made simple and positive! 🌟 Communication builds trust, understanding fuels growth, and discipline teaches responsibility. #mentalhealthtip #mentalhealthnj #mentalhelpadvocate #childrenmentalhealth #mentalhealthsupport #behavioralhealth #childmentalhealth #iicservices #lcsws #psychotherapist #lsw #lpc #psychologist
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#ndis #evidence #tip 3 - speak (write) in dot-point. Remember your audience doesn’t have your education level, so make sure your communication is at the level of your audience. #supportcoordinator #recoverycoach #alliedhealth #occupationaltherapist #psychologist
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3 Reasons Why ‘No Contact Families’ Are On The Rise—By A Psychologist
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The criteria for and impact of trauma-informed parenting. Nadia Huq Ph.D. Huq, licensed clinical psychologist TMB Psychological Services, family therapist & mom shares what parents should know Lianne Castelino https://buff.ly/3t4P5N5 #parenting #radio #parentingtips #trauma
Understanding traum informed parenting - Where Parents Talk
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