October is recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to remember those affected by domestic violence, to appreciate those who care for them and work to promote safety in families, and to raise awareness about resources in our community. Domestic violence impacts every individual in the family, including children.

After someone goes through trauma, like a tough call, a big loss, or a life-changing event, it can affect everything: your mind, your emotions, your spirit, and your body. That’s why real healing needs to take care of all those parts. The good news? You don’t have to wait. One of the best ways to start healing is by helping your body feel safe and strong. When the body feels better, it becomes easier to work on the emotional and mental parts too.

Play therapy is a way for the therapist to communicate effectively with a child's developmentally appropriate "language" - play.

At The Kid's Therapy Center, we are excited to offer the service of Brainspotting (BSP). We have added four more therapists who are now...