Your teen’s first heartbreak might feel small to you—but to them, it can feel like the end of the world. In this post, we walk parents through five trauma-informed ways to show up with empathy and presence. From listening without fixing to letting them cry, veg out, or just be—these small moments of support can lay the foundation for healing and future resilience.
Read MoreConnecting with teens in therapy can feel impossible in a world ruled by social media. But the key isn’t to compete—it’s to connect with what matters most to them. From music and mood-tracking apps to creative check-ins and curiosity about their passions, this post offers practical, trauma-informed ways to build real rapport. When teens feel seen, they’re far more likely to open up—and that’s when the healing begins.
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