Therapeutic Tips
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Sep 24, 2018Webinar – Helping Teens Cope with Parental Illness and Loss
Helping Teens Cope with Parental Illness and Loss – A Webinar for Professionals Get inside the teenage brain! This webinar...Read
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Jul 2, 2018What do Fidget Spinners and Yoga Have in Common?
Fidget Spinner Yoga Each month, children aged 5-18 can attend free check-in groups with peers their age. Groups are available...Read
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Jan 3, 2018New play therapy handbook features Wonders & Worries
Just released, The Handbook of Medical Play Therapy and Child Life brings together the voices and clinical experiences of dedicated...Read
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Jun 1, 2017Conflict Resolution Skills
Wonders & Worries groups focus on building understanding and coping skills, such as strategies for resolving conflict. Below are three tools...Read
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Mar 17, 2017Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Check out a few of the many green items that children and teenagers can choose to use in creating coping...Read
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Jan 17, 2017It’s Not “One and Done”: Ongoing Conversations About Illness
It’s Not “One and Done”: How to Have Ongoing Conversations with Children About Illness By Crystal Wilkins, M.Ed., LPC, RPT,...Read
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Dec 12, 2016
Wonders & Worries’ Crystal Wilkins published in Play Therapy Magazine
Scared of Shots: Play Therapy and Coping with Medical Anxiety, presents considerations in helping children with medical anxiety. Equipping parents...Read
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Dec 9, 2016Simplify & Say No This Holiday Season
Simplify & Say No This Holiday Season by Kim Fryar, MS, MEd, CCLS, NCC, Program Director We all know that this...Read
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Dec 1, 2016Tip: How Busy is Too Busy?
September Therapy Tip – How Busy is Too Busy? By Ali Houshmand, MA, LPC, LMFT, Wonders & Worries Child Life Staff...Read
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Aug 1, 2016August 2016: Summer Reading List Triggers
Every summer students are assigned summer reading in anticipation of the following school year. While elementary age students are encouraged...Read