Starting play therapy can be an exciting and transformative experience for your child, but introducing the idea to them might feel daunting. As parents, you want to ensure your child feels comfortable, safe, and supported as they begin this journey. This blog will guide you through how to talk with your child about starting play … Read more
Homeschooling is becoming an increasingly popular choice for many families, offering flexibility, personalized learning, and a closer-knit family experience. However, just because a child isn’t attending a traditional school doesn’t mean they don’t face challenges that could benefit from child or play therapy. In fact, homeschooling can come with its own set of pressures that … Read more
When homeschooling a child, it’s not uncommon for parents to feel like they’re juggling a lot at once—balancing teaching responsibilities with caring for their child’s emotional and social needs. This can leave parents wondering, “Is therapy really necessary?” or “Will it create a gap between me and my child?” The truth is, therapy can actually … Read more
Temper tantrums, kicking, hitting, maybe even biting…expressions such as “I do it!”, “No!”, “I don’t want to!” Sound familiar? The preschool years are full of mysteries about what is going on in our kids’ heads. Since language is still developing, communication can be challenging so we start to make assumptions about what is changing. We … Read more
We’ve all been there while parenting. That moment when your child’s behavior feels like it’s absolutely spiraling out of control. Whether it’s a tantrum, an attitude adjustment, or just a full-blown meltdown over something that seems pretty minor to you (like why is this such a big deal?!), it’s hard not to focus just on … Read more
As parents, we’re always looking for ways to support our children’s emotional well-being. If you’ve been considering therapy for your child, you’re on the right track. At Marble Wellness, we’ve seen firsthand how play therapy can be a game-changer for children struggling with emotional or behavioral challenges. Let’s dive into what play therapy is all … Read more
Grief is a complex emotion that affects people of all ages, but it can be particularly challenging for children to process and express. As parents, it’s crucial to recognize that grief in children often manifests differently than in adults. This guide will help you understand how children grieve and provide actionable steps to support them … Read more
If you’re a parent of a child in competitive sports, you’re basically in a sport yourself: primary cheerleader; emotionally coaching them through the highs of winning and the lows of losing; chauffeuring and mastering the logistics of all of the practices, tournaments, hotel stays; and just the overall support needed to help your child achieve … Read more
Sandtray therapy is a unique form of expressive therapy that involves the use of a sandbox and miniature figures, objects, and symbols. Using this technique, clients create scenes or “worlds” in the sand, which serve as a medium to express and explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. This non-verbal approach can help individuals process complex … Read more
Transitioning from the relaxed days of summer to the structured routine of school can be challenging for children, often bringing feelings of anxiety, stress, and reluctance. The abrupt change in daily schedules, sleep patterns, and activities can make the adjustment period difficult. We don’t want you to get overwhelmed in advance though! Specializing in child … Read more