Lisa E. Rogers (MA, LPC, LMFT) We’ve all seen our children play. They play with dolls, trucks, cars, and crafts. It can be fun to watch or even join in on their play. Many of us think that play is just play, but it is so much more than that. The way your child plays provides insight into how they interact with others, with their world, and even themselves.
It took a pandemic for teletherapy to become the standard, and now it may be here to stay. If we have learned anything this year, it’s that there are things you can do from the comfort of your own home that you’d never taken advantage of before. Ordering delivery through Uber, Grubhub, DoorDash, and Postmates has increased exponentially. Online grocery/household items can now be delivered to your door — hassle-free.
Every family is unique — nuclear families, single-parent families, blended families, and so much more. No matter what type of family you have, some challenges require outside help. Family therapy provides a safe space for family members to talk candidly about their feelings, thoughts, opinions, and struggles. Therapy allows each family member to express their … Read more
This post content was (originally titled “Helping Practices Come Back From Covid-19”) was written for the American Academy of Ophthamologists and can be viewed here.
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This article was originally titled “Covid-19 Wellness Tips for Ophthalmologists and Their Families”, was written for the American Academy of Opthalmology and can be viewed here.
Let’s keep this simple; there has been a seismic shift of biblical proportions on the psyche of all of humankind.