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Teens/Children


ADHD in Children and Teens: Recognizing the Signs and Supporting Your Child
With the right support—and compassion—children with ADHD can learn skills that help them thrive. Many children and teens have moments when they feel restless, distracted, or forgetful. Growing up involves learning how to manage attention, emotions, and responsibilities. However, for some young people, these challenges are more persistent and begin to affect school, relationships, and daily life. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental co
May 112 min read


Big Emotions, Growing Minds: How Family Therapy Supports Young Children
When a young child struggles with emotions or behavior, parents often feel overwhelmed, confused, or worried they’re doing something wrong. Tantrums, anxiety, defiance, sleep issues, or big emotional reactions can leave families feeling exhausted and unsure how to help. At BrightSpire Health, we believe family therapy for young children is about supporting the whole family , not fixing a child. Young children communicate through behavior—and family therapy helps everyone lear
Mar 302 min read


When Your Teen Is Struggling: How Family Therapy Can Help You Reconnect
The teenage years can be challenging for even the closest families. Teens are navigating identity, independence, friendships, pressure, and emotions that often feel bigger than they know how to handle. Parents, meanwhile, may feel shut out, worried, or unsure how to help without making things worse. At BrightSpire Health, we believe family therapy with teens isn’t about control or correction—it’s about connection . Choosing family therapy is often a first step toward rebuildi
Feb 52 min read


A New Year, A New Opportunity to Choose Your Mental Health
The start of a new year often brings a sense of possibility. Calendars reset. Routines feel open to change. Many people feel pressure to improve, fix, or reinvent themselves—but mental health care invites a different approach. At BrightSpire Health, we believe the new year doesn’t require becoming someone new. Instead, it offers an opportunity to care more intentionally for who you already are. Choosing mental health in the new year is not about perfection—it’s about presence
Dec 30, 20252 min read
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