By Alena Gerst, LCSW RYT As a parent around May, I always feel like I’m cranking out every last bit of energy and resources I can muster with end of school year celebrations, performances, events, and showcases, both at school and with extracurricular activities. As soon as the weather begins warming up, I start mentally […]
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By Alena Gerst, LCSW RYT I am by nature a pretty organized person. If I miss an appointment or run late, it’s the exception. If someone asks me to do something, they can (almost) always rest assured it will get done. Some of this is rooted in a motivation to be reliable, someone who can
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By Madison Weber LMHC-LP Raising a child in New York City can be an adventure in and of itself, but when you’re raising a neurodiverse child, it adds a unique set of challenges. But also, with the rich and varied resources here, it also adds opportunities. Neurodiversity is recognizing that neurological differences, such as autism,
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